Me: Why didn't you alert about the problem? Friend: I am not in charge of that, it is not my responsibility.
I was recently heared it from a friend about a project that didn't end on the right terms.
What is better?
Working remotely is demanding, you have to avoid getting distracted with domestic duties, visits, freedom, flexible schedule, etc.
Getting it right requires developing a new mindset, practices, and habits that will boost both your work quality and your happiness.
Thinking about this:
What's the cost of doing a poor job? What's the cost of doing a mediocre job? What's the cost of doing an exceptional job? Which price are you willing to pay?
It is your job, we will have a meeting at 8:00 am because it is within working hours, someone else can take your child to school.
I was hearing this from a friend, a single parent, who was told this at a remote, purpose-driven company.
It does not surprise me, I have had many leaders who obtained their positions by friendship, luck or good performance in the previous position, but who do not have training and awareness in handling people.
Every now and then during a 1–1 or performance review I like to ask: have you been successful? or are you successful?.
Curious have been the answers, so varied and so similar at the same time, with a common line: self-doubt.
Every time you ask me, Are you a successful person? My answer has been and will continue to be the same: YES.
It is necessary to understand what success is, which, by definition, is:
npm install --save @lottiefiles/lottie-player
app/javascript/packs/application.js
require('@lottiefiles/lottie-player');
Recently, in a Solidus project, we faced the need to add Files to Products for customers to be able to download.
In general terms, the business logic was:
Given the project was using Amazon S3 to store the files and we didn't wanted to modify Solidus a lot, our approach was:
A few days ago someone asked me:
Is there a method to share what we know? People approaches me with questions and I find it a bit difficult to make myself understand.
My answer was more or less like this.
There are 2 parts on this interaction, that depend on each other: