Jim Grey on software management

It’s happened to most of us managers: a failure on one of your teams that got noticed well above your head.

I am a reasonably technical guy.

Most of us managers have done this.

Grace Hopper and her team found a moth in a computer relay in 1947 and taped it into the logbook as the “first actual case of bug being found.”

One of the things I’m doing to market my consulting work is writing articles here.

In a recent article I argued that B2B SaaS operators should treat AI coding agents as a risk management problem.

In B2B SaaS right now, every operator I talk to is under the same pressure.

You may be looking at a feature that’s been sitting in your backlog for years and thinking: finally.

If you graduated with a CS or SE degree in the last year or two and you’re struggling to find work, I see you.

I redesign engineering operating models to maximize the value engineering teams create.