Norma’s captioned everyone from Bo Burnham to Barrack Obama (and maybe even you).
Ubuntu is a South African concept stemming from the belief that we collectively define our identity. It’s not just a theory to live by or a humanist philosophy benefitting communities; it affects your business and your project management, too.
We sat down with Brandon, Shawn, and Gavin from Input Logic to talk about the importance of continuous learning and how project management training impacted their team and processes. Here’s what they said.
Why you should ignore social expectations and start listening to your own desire
Rachel explains how digital project management, apprenticeship, and Louder Than Ten’s brand new program can transform your projects and your organization.
Simple Estimate, or ‘Simplestimate’ (which my autocorrect has been struggling with all day), is a new web app that aims to offer exactly what it says on the tin.
An informal social experiment about workplace apparel, authenticity, and authority.
Ivana McConnell walks us down a familiar path to find our career footing—the path of an apprentice. Perhaps the best way to fireproof new industry talent is to apply those timeworn principles of the past.
A dystopian view of an internet designed by machines, and the mushy, emotional weapons we can use to fight back.
Tyler Hellard relates the practice of doing a job without really needing to like it.
Anna Lewis shares Viget’s biggest lessons in this hearty summary highlighting the twelve weeks they spent apprenticing their newest digital PM.
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