The happy path builds itself when failure is designed from the start. This essay breaks down a simple hierarchy for ranking errors, planning recovery, and shaping products that feel smooth not by accident, but because the messy paths were handled deliberately.
This too shall pass. Last week I had to say goodbye to colleagues I have learned from, built alongside, and occasionally debated with. Many were people I looked up to—guides when I was stuck—each adding a Lego brick I didn't know I needed until everything clicked.
AI has made building effortless — but not meaningful. As prototypes shrink from months to minutes, the real advantage isn’t speed; it’s awareness. This essay explores how Product Managers can adapt their craft, design faster feedback loops, and rediscover meaning in an AI-accelerated world.
If I asked you about your plans this weekend, you’d probably tell me exactly which cafe you’re heading to, which book you’re catching up on, or which friend group you’re meeting. But if I asked about the weekend three weeks from now, you’d be less
Does your team runs dozens of experiments every month? Let's explore how great product teams turn experimentation into true discovery, and why organizations get this wrong.
This story is third in the series Building Better Software Teams in which we understand and try to remediate some common issues faced by software teams. In the previous part, we saw how 5 Whys can be a great way to get to the root of an issue. Once the
In Part 1, we explored the story of Beth and her team, who are facing challenges in delivering a critical project on time. We observed Beth taking initiative by speaking with her manager, Linda, to bring the team together and discuss their current predicament. Additionally, we saw them identify 6
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The one critical thing that most software teams get wrong when adopting the Single Responsibility Principle.
Picture this: A world where Artificial Intelligence has grand ambitions of world dominance. While this concept has been explored countless times, it never fails to captivate our imagination and remains as intriguing as ever. In this light-hearted article, we playfully ponder whether AI, with its world-conquering goals, would even bother
Using Git Worktree you can parallelly checkout multiple branches and supercharge your workflow. Do you often have to work or switch back and forth between multiple branches on git? Or you like to work on multiple tickets and switch your focus to a new branch when it is blocked or
I used to write several blogs using Hugo and hosted them on GitHub Pages. But managing many Hugo installations became frustrating, especially when I had to make the same changes on all the websites. My previous workflow was highly inefficient and got compounded by the fact that all my websites