Confessions of a 50-Year-Old Software Apprentice
At age 50, I was hired as a software apprentice at Revelry Labs after retiring from a 23-year career in finance. Here’s why… and how it’s going.
Continue Reading Achieving Growth Through Addressing Weakness, Revelry Style
At Revelry, I work with a team that pushes to deliver high quality technology to bring our clients and friends more success in their lives. Although noble, this ideology alone isn’t enough to bring home wins every time.
Continue ReadingApprenticeship : Tools for Staying Grounded
From comprehending and improving large-scale, well-established applications to crafting interfaces for new clients, opportunities for learning the ins and outs of engineering have abounded. I want to share what I’ve found to be invaluable during the learning process as a new software developer.
Continue ReadingThe Lost Art of Apprenticeship
“We know you don’t know everything, that’s cool, we are going to teach you.”
Continue ReadingProduct Manager to Software Developer in One Year
A little over a year ago, I found myself working as a Product Manager for a small software company in the Healthcare field. Initially I was hired for sales and a kind of Subject Matter Expert but quickly found a knack for keeping the peace between the developers and SME’s so I was made PM […]
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