by mike | Jul 24, 2022 | Business, Software
Do what you love. Don’t worry about the rest. It’s so easy in tech to fall in the expert trap and stop learning, only to wake up 10 years later, laid off with no prospects. Over the past years, you became an expert… but… most technologies...
by mike | Apr 24, 2022 | Recruiting and Hiring
I just launched a podcast… Pivot2First. One of the best parts of working on my startup PivotCX has been getting to work with the best minds in recruiting and people strategy, and the podcast was created to share insight with C level executives and business...
by mike | Feb 17, 2022 | Recruiting and Hiring
NOTE:I thought I’d start blogging about finding a job – mainly because my day job is exactly building software to help employers find people to hire. If you think looking for work should be less painful, I totally agree with you. I’ll do my best to...
by mike | Feb 6, 2022 | Business, Politics
It’s easy to forget in the heat of the moment that most of us have more in common that separating us. Here are a few issues that nearly everyone agrees on, except for a few well funded and organized interest groups. These are great issues to get involved in...
by mike | Nov 25, 2021 | Leadership
I’m thankful that I was born in the late 20th century, in a country where working in a factory pays well, farming isn’t done with slave labor, where wars are limited (unless you live where the war is) and I can speak my mind without fear of being locked...
by mike | Nov 25, 2021 | Business
If you build software, no matter if it’s embedded in a device, runs on the web as a service, or is installed on a device by a user, listening to your customers is underrated. If you listen to your customers, they will tell you exactly how to succeed. Yes,...
