Random things that will tell you something about the way I think

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No affiliate links in this post. Links are just links. Pen of choiceLamy Swift Retractable. Rollerball. The metal body feels oddly good in my hand, a little weighty in the best possible way. Typically I don’t like writing instruments made of metal or wood, the hand feel is off. But somehow, not with the Lamy… Continue reading Random things that will tell you something about the way I think

If you’re job hunting in 2025 in the Geneva area, please read this first

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Questions to ask during the interview process When I was younger, my entire interview prep energy went into thinking about the questions I was going to be asked… and whether I’d be able to answer them. My older brother would tell me, “No, this is a two-way street. You should also be trying to gauge… Continue reading If you’re job hunting in 2025 in the Geneva area, please read this first

Within reason: what you need to understand before I sign the dotted

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This isn’t a pitch. It’s me fully disclosing exactly what you need to know about me if we’re going to work together. I’d rather you get to know me for who I really am than present the job interview version people seem to expect. Psychological safety is non-negotiable This, right here, is arguably the most… Continue reading Within reason: what you need to understand before I sign the dotted

“Trust me, bro—your data is totally safe”: UX, privacy, and the hiring paradox

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Imagine the following scenario, if you will: An enthusiastic candidate is job-hunting in good ol’ Geneva, Switzerland. Let’s call her Avery. Avery stumbles across a posting that makes her do a double take. It checks all the boxes: Could it get any better? Actually—turns out it could. An email lands in her inbox inviting her… Continue reading “Trust me, bro—your data is totally safe”: UX, privacy, and the hiring paradox

The Paradigm Shift That’s Threatening Small Software Development Firms

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Why even longtime ERP users are abandoning custom software Tramweigh Transport is a successful freight company. But Tramweigh Transport had a major problem… (This example is fictional, but the challenges it highlights are very real) For years, it relied on a custom-built ERP system tailored to its warehouse operations, fleet tracking, and invoicing workflows. For the most part,… Continue reading The Paradigm Shift That’s Threatening Small Software Development Firms