Friction logging is a simple yet powerful practice where development teams document every pain point they encounter while using their own product. This hands-on approach builds deep system knowledge, cultivates genuine customer empathy, and reveals critical improvement opportunities that traditional metrics often miss.

Traditional alignment tools like PowerPoint and Confluence often fall short when communicating complex technical tradeoffs. By leveraging AI to rapidly prototype interactive tools and websites, teams can achieve unprecedented clarity and alignment across functions.

As AI transforms how we write code, the traditional 4+ engineer team model is becoming inefficient. Here's why smaller, autonomous pairs are the future of high-velocity software development in the age of agentic coding.

Over the past week, I attended a Dale Carnegie leadership training that fundamentally shifted my perspective on delegation and leadership.

I built this entire website in just 4 hours using agentic coding practices, turning what would have been weeks of work into an afternoon project. Here's how I orchestrated multiple AI agents to work in parallel and revolutionized my development workflow. Disclaimer: The current version of the site you are viewing now was not built in 4 hours... only the initial build and deploy effort. I will create a subdomain allowing users to view the first-draft site sometime in the future!

Learn how Jeff Patton's user story mapping framework helps teams think in higher-order abstractions—from individual stories to epics and features—creating a shared understanding that drives better product decisions.

As developers, we often find parallels between music and code - both require creativity, structure, and emotional expression. Sam Swerczek's 'Holding Back' resonates with the tech community in unexpected ways.