Category: Leadership
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Value of Open APIs to Financial Services
Open Banking refers to the use of open application programming interfaces (APIs) to allow financial service companies to share data and functionality with third parties. This can offer a number of benefits to both financial service companies and their customers. Here are some potential examples of Open Banking and APIs value to financial service companies:…
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Site Reliability Engineering — Invest More, Toil Less
Similar to the DevOps skill-set, Site Reliability is about automating delivery and decreasing opportunities for system downtime. Identified and matured through Google, this resource unpacks the how, what and why behind implementing SRE within your organization.
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Work addiction is real – here’s how to kick the habit
Candid discussion around the characteristics of work addiction and how the current hiring ecosystem is a place to review how leaders approach supporting their teams.
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21 lessons I wish I’d known earlier in my software engineering career.
Harsh Makadia walks through some basic ideas of what he has learned as a developer as it relates to career, self and the work.
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A developer’s guide to programmatically overcome fear of failure
We celebrate success and push away failure despite the powerful lessons it can bring. It’s an unavoidable and integral path to achieving anything novel, so let’s find ways to get more comfortable with failing, and figure out why people fear it. Mandeep gives a solid summary of the types of failure and how to grow…
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Five Steps To Improved Sustainability For Employers
Some organizations are already on the road to improved sustainability and have announced ambitious net zero targets. But for others taking their first tentative steps, where should they focus their efforts?
Spenser Baldwin 