The latest release from our new Coax Q&A series: project management insights—from the outside. Featuring Rebecca Ataya, Director of Programs and Services at the Federation of Community Social Services of BC.
Lina Calin offers a map for getting out of the homogeneous echo chambers that the tech industry has become known for. The first step is realizing that underneath our different titles and job descriptions, we are all just people.
Tyler Hellard explains why Productivity People are no fun at parties.
Ivana McConnell maps out a simple process for building inclusive processes by simply acknowledging our limitations.
Stop worshipping at the cult of whatever-everyone-else-is-doing. It’s time to show the world what you can really do.
Patrice Embry shares the heartbreaking story of PMs who have left agencies due to poor estimating processes and a lack of support from management that puts teams in jeopardy—and a better, safer approach to estimation that elevates everyone.
Rachel Gertz tears open the stomach of limiting beliefs and outlines a process to undo the damage they cause.
The tech industry doesn’t have a diversity problem, it has an inclusion problem. Ivana is back to talk about how apprenticeships can make our industry better.
Coax Magazine sat down with the VP of Engineering at Slack to talk about writing, empathy, management, and what to do when the sky is falling.
I signed up for a comedy improv class hoping it would make me a stronger designer, hoping it would better help me present my ideas and further my career. I had no idea it would transform my life.
Norma’s captioned everyone from Bo Burnham to Barrack Obama (and maybe even you).
A dystopian view of an internet designed by machines, and the mushy, emotional weapons we can use to fight back.
Tyler Hellard offers a lesson in effective communication.
Rachel explains how digital project management, apprenticeship, and Louder Than Ten’s brand new program can transform your projects and your organization.
Why you should ignore social expectations and start listening to your own desire
Sometimes what you see isn’t what you get. Larissa Scordato was stuck in a great job that had everything she didn’t want. This is how she started over.
Modern society has gender inequality built into its bones. Reina Gatusso wants to dismantle the barriers to female creative freedom.
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