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Facet Engineering

Think, Then Code…Don’t Think in Code

3 Benefits to Breaking Down User Stories as a Team

Aug 7, 2021

Think, Then Code…Don’t Think in Code

Aug 7, 2021

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Facet Engineering

Remote Engineering Should Not Mean Engineering Alone

Facet Engineering is a fully distributed, remote-first team. Being remote offers tremendous flexibility and a literal world of talent, but…

Jul 28, 2021

Remote Engineering Should Not Mean Engineering Alone

Jul 28, 2021

Natalie Conklin

To Solve the Leadership Gender Gap, Women Must Take the Job

A 2020 Harvard Business Review article, What’s Really Holding Women Back?, concludes that very few women ascend to top management ranks…

Mar 7, 2021

To Solve the Leadership Gender Gap, Women Must Take the Job

Mar 7, 2021

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Design and Tech.Co

Modular Monoliths — A Gateway to Microservices

In my previous article, 3 Reasons to Build Monolithic Systems, I recommended starting with a monolithic architecture, for speed and…

Mar 31, 2019

Modular Monoliths — A Gateway to Microservices

Mar 31, 2019

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Design and Tech.Co

3 Reasons to Build Monolithic Systems

And yes, I mean on purpose.

Mar 17, 2019

3 Reasons to Build Monolithic Systems

Mar 17, 2019

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Does Your Culture Match the Posters?

If not, talk about it or pull them down.

Nov 10, 2018

Does Your Culture Match the Posters?

Nov 10, 2018

Natalie Conklin

4 Tactics to Improve Sprint Predictability in Big Data Analytics Projects

Taking on a full-scale agile transformation is never easy for any waterfall-based engineering organization. Adopting the agile ceremonies…

Nov 5, 2018

4 Tactics to Improve Sprint Predictability in Big Data Analytics Projects

Nov 5, 2018

Natalie Conklin

Humans are afraid of change…right?

Actually we’re not.

Nov 4, 2018

Humans are afraid of change…right?

Nov 4, 2018

Natalie Conklin

Natalie Conklin

Fearless and forever curious — a life-long learner, explorer, cat-herder, and engineer, leading software projects for some of the world’s coolest companies.

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