Rick, your point is exceptionally good. It applies to many people. I work in the public sector, so asking for a raise never works. At least of the hundreds of...

WOW, last week, for me, was one of the busiest I've had in years. The next couple of weeks may be so, too. Therefore, I didn't even get a chance...

Thank you very much, Steve, for sharing the link on Marketing Week.

Interesting points, Steve. I work for a large state department, which has been around for more than 100 years. Of course the technology we use wasn't there 100 years ago,...

The 1st time I came across imposter syndrome was in the context of the  Dunning-Kruger Effect.  I think every normal person suffers from it to some degree or...

Now I understand, Rick, thank you.

I agree...

I am a developer. And I have to admit that I've been guilty as described in Steve's editorial.

However, I also will say that as I've gotten older, and hopefully a...

Easy. Why does the business not want...

@Glenswan, I'm sorry to hear of you're being recently laid off. I hope that you find new employment soon.

I'm ambivalent on this topic. I like what David Poole said, about buying a car and keeping it for 10 to 15 years vs. upgrading it every other year. I...

Thank you, Steve. 🙂

Great article, as always, Steve. How do you (or others) encourage coworkers to gain DevOps, automation, etc. skills to improve their jobs?

Rod, I'm not surprised that your large IT organization has this problem.  In my experience, the larger a group is, the harder it is to address debt.  (If it...

Technical debt is a topic I am very interested in. Where I work we have a large amount of technical debt. It might simply be due to the fact that...