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The WordPress.org team has forked the Advanced Custom Fields plugin amidst a legal dispute with WP Engine, raising concerns about user awareness and security updates. Were they right to do so? It’s complicated, but likely yes.
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Yeah … the inside track of WordPress is a mess right now. I’m sure we all have opinions, so I figured I should log mine in as well.
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After nearly a decade out of WordPress, I visited WordCamp US and met with several hosts. TLDR: the state of WordPress hosting is stale.
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Attempting to log into Hulu reveals a customer focus on sales, not on maintaining relationships with active, paying customers.
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Almost daily now I see posts on LinkedIn complaining about the length of corporate hiring and interview processes. If Elon Musk can buy Twitter in 10 days, you can hire a candidate in less than a month. Chris Abbass Sentiment like this is legion. I admit that, with many pipelines, processes can be burdensome, drawn-out,
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When you start a company and come up with a name, whether or not you like the name doesn’t matter. You are not the customer.
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Performance reviews can be both a celebratory reflection on the last period of time and a chance to set expectations for the period to come.
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Tomorrow is guaranteed to no one. I remain steadfast in my focus on writing, but also recognize the world is far bigger than me.
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What activities do you perform that lead directly to dollars in the bank? If you doubled your focus there, would it double your income?
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Different people see career progression from their own angles. I’ve encountered one that makes sense, tho I don’t so much see it as a progression.