Business – I walk fast.

Has it been a year yet? My experience working remotely.

An honest report but slightly negative.

Yes, I am among the lucky ones who shifted to remote work. I’ll still bitch about it.

The books of my lockdown.

These are the five books I read during my two months of lockdown. And these are the things I remember.

Remote work: what I still don’t get.

And it’s probably too early to get anyway.

2020 seems to be on a mission: to drastically change the way we used to think about work. Are we truly witnessing a revolution, though? Or are we just getting too excited?

How not to conduct an interview: a candidate’s story.

Or how the interviewer can screw it up. A list of what not to do based on real experiences.

Bridging the gap between tech and non-tech stakeholders.

Adding my thoughts to a spot-on article I came across.

So this morning, this piece on “Ways to improve communication between developer teams and non-technical stakeholders” landed in my inbox. It felt pretty familiar just by the title and it was indeed. Working with tech stakeholders as their non-tech counterpart a few years in a row, I can confirm every single bit of the learnings the author brings forward. Not a bad opportunity to put my two cents in, I thought.

Things I read last week.

This is what happens to you when you spend too much time on the internet, kids.

Week number 21, 2020.

Seven key takeaways after my first year as a coach.

I got three essentials, and a bunch of extras.

My experience doesn’t come from coaching football teams despite the GIF. I coach professionals in the workplace to help them reach their full potential and keep a healthy well-being on the job. Which clearly distinguishes me from a mentor, whose primary role is still to teach, advise, and share the expertise.