Marcus Hammarberg
Over the years I have grown tired of the tightness in how we talk about our jobs, achievements and careers in general at LinkedIn. I poked a bit of fun to it by writing a different type of profile section. Being a Swede I find it really embarrassing toothing my own horn, so I made up a story...
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I have been thinking a lot about faster feedback my entire life. In short, this is one of the drivers behind just about anything related to agile software development, product-led development. Changing our ways of working to enable faster flow is the guiding star for continuous improvement in...
Marcus Hammarberg
I have been using an agentic workflow for most of my work these last couple of months. Especially, but not exclusively when it comes to coding. Being all about the effectiveness in software development I have also read, viewed and listened A LOT to what is going on in the larger AI world. There...
Marcus Hammarberg
Paradigm shift. Pretty cool to be part of another, huh? But also; scary, lots of big unknowns and the rate of change is like nothing I’ve ever experienced before. Yes - I’m talking about AI. But this post will be about some ideas how to navigate this change, trying to calm ourselves a bit and,...
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I asked a few people in the Umain office that are relatively new to programming how they learn in the age of AI. And they graciously shared. And I learned A LOT from that. It’s a VERY different world now, picking up programming when AI has “always” been around. You have to actively disregard help...
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This is a post that could end up causing me problems—or at least being flagged as “not safe for work”—but here we go: I've started going naked to meetings! To clarify a bit, I’ve started to go device naked to meetings. In other words - I try, hard, to not bring any of my devices to meetings. If...
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One of Kent Beck’s many great things to consider is this little mind-bender of a quote for each desired change, make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change The quote is on X but I first read it in his great little book Tidy First?. Yes, the question mark...