Every so often I get asked the question of modernization and standardization. Especially from passionate engineers who just joined new teams and want to make a true meaningful change. Here’s how the scenario goes: I just joined this new team, and it doesn’t seem that the systems they’re working on…

Every action we take in our daily lives goes towards either our survival, evolution, or fulfillment. Sometimes it’s the opposite of these, which is destruction, devolution, or torment. For instance, the mass majority of people around us are waking up early going to perform some function or another so they can…

Our time on this earth is limited. We experience this time on earth through spiritual, mental, and physical aspects. Even during our asleep we are benefiting in the least physically from resting and healing. Maximizing our benefit from our time on earth is a thought everyone should entertain. Especially knowing…

In the engineering industry, there are three things that govern the engineering process for every product everywhere. …

Social media plays a big role in our lives today. We use social media to connect with friends, family, and colleagues, we use it to learn the news and we simply use it for entertainment often times. …

Every so often, I get asked the question of how I can accomplish so many different things every day. People ask me how I can blog, stream videos, write books, develop software, have a day job, run my own business on top of running online tech communities amongst many other…

As a mentor for several engineers out there — I always get the question about growth. Growth is something engineers chase in their minds all the time. Am I learning? Am I getting better? Where do I start? What’s the path forward for growth? Earlier in my life I thought…

You can determine the state and longevity of any industry based on several factors. Some economical, and some cultural — but one of the most important factors for the survival of any industry is youth adaptation. …

The tech industry has been growing in exponential rates since its beginning somewhere around the 18th century. Computation went from being a lab experimentation into a handheld super computing device in the pockets of everyone, everywhere. As the industry evolves, new technologies emerge. These technologies usually deprecate one or several…