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This was also published as a Twitter thread here Technical depth is necessary but insufficient for tech leadership roles.

This was also published as a Twitter thread here Scaling a company 4x in just two years as a founder and CTO isn’t easy—but it’s possible with the right systems.

This was also published as a Twitter thread here Why India’s Managers and Founders Are Creating Toxic Work Environments (even unknowingly) and How We Can Fix It!

This was also published as a Twitter thread here Managing Focus and Time as You Grow Beyond the IC Role Many people struggle to manage their focus and time as they move into leadership roles beyond being an individual contributor (IC).

This was also published as a Twitter thread here Why Empathy Is the Key Differentiator for Top-Performing Senior Software Engineers For senior software professionals, technical skills and depth are table stakes—but they’re not enough.

This was also published as a Twitter thread here Don’t Let Fear Hinder Your Growth: Staying Technical as a Tech Leader You’ve been leading teams for a couple of years now, and your next role “seems” even less technical.

This was also published as a Twitter thread here From Skills to Mindset: Navigating the PSHE Framework for Career Growth Careers often start with a focus on skillsets, but over time, they become a play of mindset.

This was also published as a Twitter thread here Why “Premature Resignation” Is the Root of Many Missed Growth Opportunities “Premature resignation” is, in my opinion, the root of many missed growth opportunities.

The title is quite extreme - but for a good reason IMHO.

Finally finished reading the book from Netflix founder and Erin Meyer - “No Rules Rules”.

One of the best episodes I recently heard on Art of manliness where guest Albert talks about network theory and the five laws of success they found based on research. 1 Performance drives success if it can be measured but where the performance is difficult

Here is a larger version of my Tweetstorm on the book: https://twitter.com/vishal_biyani/status/1261371787410960368 As a recent runner, entrepreneur, & having spent at @Nike HQ for ~2 years, “Shoe Dog” by Nike founder Phil Knight was inspiring.

This is a copy of the Tweetstrom I did on the podcast episode about parenting on Bharatvaarta with Dr.

I had been reading about farming without soil and advanced farming techniques but a [recent article on NatGeo](https://www.nationalgeo graphic.com/magazine/2017/09/holland-agriculture-sustainable-farming/) really piqued my interest.

Thanks to Harshal Shah for creating the framework from scratch and getting me to dig into this.

Puppet is one of fast evolving and widely used infrastructure automation & configuration management platform.

I met a friend at DevOps conference who used to worked for Sabre.

In 2010 I worked on a project which involved Spring integration framework, the framework was introduced by a friend and colleague.

The views presented here are my own and not of my employer I was reading through the conversation at DevOps tool-chain group.

I attended DevOpsDays India 2013 held in Bangalore.

After I posted about “The World Is an Open School”, I came across a great post by Romin Irani on some valuable ways to learn while building great things on your own.

Talent demand and availability of cloud platforms have led to a unique way education is offered.

StackOverflow and StackOverflow Careers I am huge fan of StackOverflow.

So I finally caught up on some sleep and back from zombie state to write about #PDXSW finally!

Day 2 of of Portland startup weekend!

Today is Portland Startup weekend #PDXSW day 1.

Roughly 2 years ago I attended Google devfest in Pune and started to see and experiment with Google App Engine (GAE).

Attended a small event organized by ThoughtWorks in Pune, more on that here.

Attended a small event organized by ThoughtWorks O hotel in Pune, which works in areas of software development using Agile, lean, Extreme programming techniques.

Today (3rd March 2010) I attended Developer Fest hosted by Google at Pune, named DevFest2010.