Can/can’t open
I have the most frustrating can opener in the world. It’s a top of the can design that you place over the rim, pull the handles together, and then turn […]
Tag Archives: engineer
Learning economy
If the learning economy is about exchanging money for learning, how is that still a transaction if learning content is free?
Meat
You can describe a lump of meat in many ways. Its weight Its colour Its size Its taste Its smell However, it’s still just a lump of meat. I’ve been […]
Crash test learning
I saw this tweet yesterday: When you keep postponing simple but important solutions .. pic.twitter.com/sc32II1f0P — Sakhavat Mammadov (@s_mmmdv) February 16, 2019 If managing that environment is your organisation, there’s […]
Shopkeeper to Engineer
I saw a tweet by Nick Ribeiro the other day which prompted this blog post. I realised that I’ve been saying moving from shopkeeper to engineer this for a few […]
Lost and Desperate 