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My formula for running a successful workshop (or any other meeting)
Every meeting depends on being well prepared. Having the right input, the right stakeholders, and the right expectations before everyone shows up…
Oct 21
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Zac Beckman
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Video: Transform the way you learn with spatial thinking
There's a better way to capture, absorb, and master knowledge. Stop studying and start learning by leveraging what your brain is good at.
Oct 9
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Zac Beckman
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Transform the way you learn with spatial thinking & a second brain
You can master anything quickly, but you have to stop studying and start reframing. Here’s the secret.
Oct 9
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Zac Beckman
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When should you think about security?
Security doesn't have to be a pain. Don't put your whole project in jeopardy. Adopt a "security first" mindset from day one with this 3 step plan.
Sep 27
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Zac Beckman
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When should you think about security?
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I can predict the success or failure of any project (and so can you)
Here's my "secret" for only picking projects that end well: 11 simple leading indicators will tell you if your project is going to succeed or fail.
Sep 18
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Zac Beckman
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With the right strategy you can be the next Google — but only if you measure the right things
Choosing the right goal is important. But a goal is meaningless if we aren’t intentional about measuring our success.
Aug 22
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Zac Beckman
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With the right strategy you can be the next Google — but only if you measure the right things
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How to get hired: 10 lessons for doing great in your interview, from a CTO’s perspective
You’re wasting your best opportunity to impress. Here’s how to land the job of your dreams.
Jul 16
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Zac Beckman
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How to get hired: 10 lessons for doing great in your interview, from a CTO’s perspective
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Never get into a bad situation with your customer (no missed estimates!)
Make sure good intentions don’t turn into broken promises and a bad impression: My 9-step plan to NEVER miss a target.
Jul 8
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Zac Beckman
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Unlearning silence: How speaking up makes all the difference in your career
What seems obvious to us isn’t always obvious to others (and more insight into why speaking up is the best thing you can do for yourself).
Jun 22
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Zac Beckman
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Unlearning silence: How speaking up makes all the difference in your career
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How I became 3-4 times more efficient than my coworkers
My secret to HUGE productivity gains and how I consistently get more done than everyone else.
May 20
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Zac Beckman
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Developer credibility: Building an environment of trust
Join us for a discussion on building a culture that supports the team, and how important establishing credibility is for the individual engineer
Apr 30
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Zac Beckman
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Denis Čahuk
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Jonathan Schultz
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Do you understand your customer? Subtle word choices lead us into a lot of trouble
If we drag the wrong words with us, we’ll fail to communicate. It's the difference between a failed project and a delighted customer. Avoid ambiguity…
Apr 28
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Zac Beckman
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Do you understand your customer? Subtle word choices lead us into a lot of trouble
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