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Interviews Suck
Interviews Suck
I think a lot of people are going to disagree with this one or something in it, so I want to start by saying these are…
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I'm excited to share that I've joined US Bank as Director of Software Engineering! I'm incredibly grateful to Rebecca Griffin and Sara Heeney for…
I'm excited to share that I've joined US Bank as Director of Software Engineering! I'm incredibly grateful to Rebecca Griffin and Sara Heeney for…
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Excited to start a new chapter of my career at Marqeta
Excited to start a new chapter of my career at Marqeta
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I'm taking a little summer break ahead of some big work projects in July. So what am I doing with my summer vacation? Well, the Raspberry Pi was a…
I'm taking a little summer break ahead of some big work projects in July. So what am I doing with my summer vacation? Well, the Raspberry Pi was a…
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Redbird Hacks - Mentor and Judge
Illinois State University
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Discover President's Award - Nomination Committee
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Discover President's Award - Nomination Committee
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Winner - Discover President's Award
Discover Financial Services
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Nominee - Discover President's Plate
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As I wrap up my final 2 weeks at Discover/Capital One (5/29 is my last day), I’ve been doing a lot of reflecting on the journey we’ve shared. While…
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After an incredible 7-year journey, today I close a very special chapter of my career. When I joined Discover/Capital One in 2019, I came with…
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After almost 12 years at Discover, my role was impacted as part of the Discover/Capital One integration. It's hard to put into words what Discover…
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This week on Skeptoid: some "Full Moon Myths" that you may still buy into! Did you believe any of these? https://lnkd.in/gBE58N4y
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As always, this is my opinion and may not reflect that of my employer. I want to share a few pieces of advice. Like many of you I've spent a lot of…
As always, this is my opinion and may not reflect that of my employer. I want to share a few pieces of advice. Like many of you I've spent a lot of…
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Appreciation post for everyone who has gone out of their way to support me over the past sixty days, since I was notified that my position was…
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Here's a simple framework to build systems that scale. Track: Notice what you're doing repeatedly Note: Add to your automation wishlist Just Do It: Start your day with twenty minutes of system building Today I built a UI testing loop in Claude Code that runs iterations automatically. No more sitting there, running the same tests manually, waiting for results. Five minutes saved per test. Twenty tests a day. That's 100 minutes back. But here's what most founders miss about systems: They wait for the "right time" to build them. When things calm down. When they have bandwidth. When the crisis passes. They're still waiting. I keep a simple list in my notes app. Every time I catch myself doing something twice, it goes on the list: "Manually copying customer data between systems" "Rewriting the same email response" "Running the same code tests" Then every morning, before the chaos starts, I pick one thing. Twenty minutes. That's it. This morning's automation will save me hours this week. Last week's Gemini CLI setup now transcribes thousands of calls while I sleep. Monday's Superwhisper setup means I speak emails instead of typing them. Small wins compound. Six months ago, I was manually formatting every email. Now Superwhisper handles it while I talk. A year ago, I was copying data between systems. Now APIs do it while I sleep. The compound effect is real. But it only works if you start. What's one thing you'll automate in the next 20 minutes?
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