Dianne Marsh was recently interviewed by the Michigan Business Network. In the interview, she discusses the company’s success to date and future plans. Be sure
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We experienced a great example of the efficiency of self-organizing teams last Friday. We’ve been in the same offices for several years now, and like many tech people we’ve started to accumulate aging tech equipment, and other stuff just lying aro… Read more >> The efficiency of Self-Organizing Teams While at CodeMash last week, both BBC and ZDNet published stories about the use of booth babes (BBC’s term) at conferences. We don’t hire models for our booth at conferences, and we’re not going to. TLDR version: It would misrepresent our com… Read more >> Why we don’t hire booth babes Earlier this week, I read two interesting articles on the importance of software and developer talent to future economic growth and prosperity. They are particularly important because I’ve been asked to participate in some of the talent initiatives M… Read more >> Software: The most important Growth Industry I don’t often review business books here, but “Good Strategy, Bad Strategy: The Difference and why it matters”, by Richard Rumelt is an exception. For my audience, the best feature is that Rumelt is an engineer by training. He explains strategy … Read more >> Book Review: Good Strategy, Bad Strategy It’s a little more than a week after //build/ and now I’ve had time to let more of the announcements, changes, and future technology sink in. Users: Windows 8 and Metro I’ve tried to spend the last week using the //build/ tablet and metro almo… Read more >> Build, one week later Let’s preface by correcting a couple tweets from yesterday. First, the next version of C# will be C# 5.0, not C# 4.5 as I heard earlier. The next version of the framework will be .NET 4.5. However, you should expect the language vers… Read more >> Thurs at Build: C# Futures, Metro, Developer Tools With Steve Jobs leaving Apple, our industry faces something it hasn’t faced in decades. The two men that built the PC era, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, have both left the companies they founded. I don’t think it’s possible to overstate the effe… Read more >> The End of an era. Now what? Filed under “Career advice for new grads.” Experiences from working with our new hires. One of the toughest challenges for young people in our industry is moving from an academic career to a professional career. While in school, especially in a co… Read more >> Embrace detail, and ignore detail at the same time I read this post from the career site at my alma mater regarding ways for computer science majors to make themselves stand out. Here’s what I would tell a recent grad who may have read this post: There’s some good advice here, but it’s too easy … Read more >> Some career advice for new Computer Science Grads |
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