Another dashboard won't solve your process or governance problem. In fact, it'll be one more thing on top of everything else.

Hi friends does anyone have a favorite change management book/article? The more applied the better.

Do I know anyone at OSU? I'm around early this week.

Currently using the data from a set of interviews I did mid-2024 for a third purpose. No better indication that I was digging into the right issues.

Sometimes working in infrastructure is swatting hands when people try to bring you something that absolutely doesn't belong in your app. I'm drowning in use cases.

I am seriously considering reading the Lean Manufacturing book

Breaking news: The Senate has passed a defense policy bill that House Speaker Mike Johnson amended the legislation with language forbidding the use of federal funds to cover specialized medical care for the transgender children of U.S. military personnel.

Working in infrastructure is all fun and games until you're just living in an edge use case simulator

Today's commute news dump for my very disconnected husband:
-walking pneumonia history
-Kendrick handing the uno reverse card to Drake
-A different Ken leaked the Luigi's letter
-my new trainer said I have really long femurs

I keep a list of folks who take a lot of effort to facilitate for piloting a new study design because they are very thorough and opinionated. I learn a lot more about what I need to change than a super easy participant.

I feel like this every time I encounter another layer of development that I previously did not know existed. I've been mouth to firehose for two full years and there are no signs of that ending anytime soon.

After a solid month or two of my job being powerpoints I started new data collection this morning and I'm buzzing. It's also a new method so I'm double stressed/excited.

If you ever wonder if true love exists, I let my husband convince me to exclusively do math in pen. I now advocate for it even.