Some ten years ago, I worked with a developer who I will refer to as “Ivan.” Ivan was a software developer from Russia who, aside from regular outbursts of sarcasm, rarely communicated with anyone. He worked largely by himself and he liked it that way. He was famous for holding up completion
I’ve been managing employees since I graduated from college. At the beginning, I stumbled a lot. I was only recently a kid myself and my insight into how to treat people was still developing. But, I’ve learned a few things over the years and my skill at managing people has improved
Woe to those who ignore the difference between the International Foot and the US Survey Foot. In some cases, confusing the units will have little impact on your project; in others, the result can be so conspicuous that it will cost a bundle to fix. The goal is to be aware of the problem and take
The stereoscopic 3D movie experience popularized by the movie “Avatar” is apparently not exhilarating enough for the American viewing public. Now an even more immersive and multi-sensory movie experience via Virtual Reality (VR) technology is on its way. Some predict that the most
Earlier in my career, there was a time when a software release announcement by one of our competitors would have sent me into a panic. Well, not a panic exactly, but I would have been concerned. Surely, I thought, a corporate giant with that kind of annual revenue would have
Growing in volume by the hour, big data is everywhere. Just reflect for a moment on the many forms of data we use regularly as a modern society: Satellite aerial imagery, Global positioning, Atmospheric weather data, Surveillance security video, Silly cat videos on YouTube as well as content from social media
Picture World War II and you might imagine guns and explosives. Filipinos have given us an alternative, “Jeepneys”. On our recent trip to the CivilGEO 2016 Client Summit in Manila, Philippines, we couldn’t help noticing these strange but enticing buses, with the front look of a Jeep and the back configured
Believe it or not, the pocket calculator very nearly did not make it to market. The utility of this now indispensable tool was seriously doubted by Hewlett Packard in the 1960s and product development may have ceased altogether if outside investors hadn’t intervened. According to the
From ancient civilizations to modern settlements, people have relentlessly struggled to manage and predict river flow and stage. Early peoples had no recourse other than to try to anticipate a river’s irregular patterns, an exercise often fraught with risk, and patch together
There is no substitute for good customer service. Offering an excellent product is clearly important, but if customers’ interactions with your company are poor, the outlook for your business will look equally grim. People are ultimately the clients and people need to be served. Particularly
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