Joseph Jude

In this interview (https://t.co/4ww8bMJNO4) with @david_perell, @jackbutcher said, constraints is a good way to improve productivity and creativity. I'm trying that constraints on writing. Here is an article where each para is tweetable: https://t.co/ZKcH4LoFtt

Sweet home is a safe home, even digitally https://t.co/3ReCp6FSwg

Why Bother building a digital garden? https://t.co/bpVMI0A8q3

@monikahalan you mention in your book that you brought your daughter up in an alternate schooling bypassing 10,12. Have you written more about it somewhere? I'm interested in that. Thanks.

Last week I listened to @craigburgess talking about content onion. His advice? Pick big ideas from your blog post and tweet. I am trying it for the last two days: Future of jobs: https://t.co/CPnwIWA2qk Full stack dev: https://t.co/N9WerulZqm

1. A.R. Rahman & Danny Boyle collaborated first for Slumdog Millionaire. The movie won 8 Oscars and 7 BAFTA. They have worked together after that hit movie. Yet, they neither work for each other, nor for anyone else. They've career, not jobs.

The anatomy of a perfect educational article - Ness Labs https://t.co/OjVD2BFhUX

How You Treat People Follows You Forever https://t.co/z4taovmYfS #FridayForward via @robert_glazer

Should I become a full-stack developer? That is a question in many developers. My answer? Yes. All devs should become a full-stack devs. You might be strong in backend, that shouldn't prevent you from learning front-end and mobile development. #careerdevelopment

If you are into producing content (podcast, articles, video, design) follow @craigburgess to learn how you can amplify your content and extend your reach. Golden tweets in his timelines.

@craigburgess any specific reason you use hyperfury than buffer?

Want by @teamdesignx https://t.co/tIohOFDqAE

TIL: Any environment that is enclosed, with poor air circulation and high density of people, spells trouble. Successful Infection = Exposure to Virus x Time https://t.co/JIcpGwJXXQ

Getting Ahead by @teamdesignx https://t.co/sCi4eqX9RA

First mistake in using k8 is, not assessing if it is right for you. For 95% of the projects it is not needed. It is just the developer got bitten by the shiny object bug > 10 most common mistakes using kubernetes – pipetail Blog https://t.co/7kcT2AR91m

I see the future of education unfolding in front of me. Every week, my boys research on a topic they like and present. With this, they gain research skills, ability to convey their idea, & confidence in communication. They post their videos here: https://t.co/w2QdUvVzh5

Thank you @mageshishya. Here is the full post that explains this concept more: https://t.co/pSkehmi3RV https://t.co/anajFhfloJ

Writing as a thinking tool - Ness Labs https://t.co/QqFQE1DmaF

It is a difficult thing to move from fear & pride to confidence and humility. But once you switch, a new world opens up https://t.co/2KeeAIMFAH

The balance. by @Afroturrk https://t.co/zE8DwsLF3z @AnalectsTweet Ken Blanchard explores this tension in leadership in his book Lead like Jesus. Leaders swing between fear and pride. Rather, leaders should work with humility and confidence. My notes here: https://t.co/UWi2ThMNnE

@AnalectsTweet you should add link to your twitter handle in the newsletter so it is easy to share on twitter giving credit to you. Cheers.

Insecure mock others Secure mock themselves https://t.co/VmXEgb6TzY

Anyone done design analysis of Indian communication on #Coronavirus? https://t.co/p4Fs7V2m05

Amazing interview: You’re locked up again, but you’ve got to put things like that into perspective. I now admire Nelson Mandela even more than I used to. He was locked in prison for 27 years but came out as a great reconciler. https://t.co/H7t1zBWagX

Very true. Future of jobs is going to be experts coming together to create something and reap benefits. Much like how movies are made. https://t.co/uO9VkBw8Oj https://t.co/8RRcbB4yTo

However, as bad as things were, the worst was yet to come, for germs would kill more people than bullets. The 2nd wave of the epidemic killed more. Learn from history and stay in isolation as much as possible. https://t.co/eYJQontWyE

What you can learn from Spanish flu? Weekend project: https://t.co/HZjA0pybqP

Best Tips on How to Be a Better Virtual Event Speaker https://t.co/ageXLVuaz1 https://t.co/BPcuHD1mox

I made mistakes https://t.co/cX5MSneuih

How are you keeping your kids cyber-safe, now that they are taking classes online? My views in today's Tribune Chandigarh. Thanks @munishjauhar for the reference. https://t.co/T5aKgSuDx4

COVID-19 – Analyzing the Impact on Product Development https://t.co/QzXfulGagV

Just start. And then iterate by @AnalectsTweet https://t.co/GsjgZ81UYy

I have been a long time reader of the amazing "Software Lead Weekly" Newsletter. This week I was surprised to see my article in it. 🕺🕺🕺. If you haven't yet read it, read it here: https://t.co/7gI2cEH2mt https://t.co/hNmjMx4i8u

Progressive Web Apps vs Accelerated Mobile Pages: What's the Difference and Which is Best for You? https://t.co/HMlcsHvjiC

@rishabhgarian asked me to share some of the mistakes I made. Here I share 3. https://t.co/0doL4eHqyU

e-commerce category pages have higher click-through rates in search than individual category pages. > How To Increase Mobile Conversions With Category Page Design — Smashing Magazine https://t.co/GaPFe0oCs1

Thank you @orenellenbogen for including Approximately Correct (https://t.co/wOdVRj20jE) on the latest SLW newsletter. A pleasant surprise for a long time reader to see his own article in the newsletter. 🙏

Think in approximations and do not looking for certainties: https://t.co/wOdVRj20jE

"A little philosophy inclineth a man’s mind to atheism; but depth in philosophy bringeth men’s minds about to religion."- Story of Philosophy, Will Durant https://t.co/1GTtCViAcY

@EllenRhymes How did you take those awesome looking screenshots here: https://t.co/YHO2P3tE7z

Sketch #20: Your greatest opportunities lie within "approximately correct" range. Can you learn to become approximately correct? Yes, read the blog post: https://t.co/wOdVRj20jE https://t.co/zQc35y5imJ https://t.co/Dn0ZevVbKd

I have been coding daily since the locked down started. It gives me a feeling of normalcy. One way to beat anxiety. At the same time building something. What are you doing daily? https://t.co/9ZvEiIYOjE

New from Pew Research: How Pew Research Center is covering COVID-19 https://t.co/RqS19wjhPm

Who led the digital transformation in your company? https://t.co/FIl0glfBW3 https://t.co/QYCd9n86eC

If you have any career related questions, submit them here: https://t.co/2wXvcGzSEn https://t.co/jYXHqUYd6I

3) Post appraisal: Reality is negotiable. Nobody is happy consistently about appraisal results. Negotiate what you want. It doesn't have to be about money all the time. https://t.co/TmYRVCofI3

2) During appraisal: Make your points emphatically, but don't fight with your manager. Ask for specific feedback, not generic "you could do better." https://t.co/EEhkpLUTcq

1) Pre-appraisal: Not all companies have the same priorities. Understand the priorities of your company. Don't be a square peg in your company. Take notes for your appraisal throughout the year. We remember only recent things. Note your achievements, client appreciations etc. https://t.co/eGOVIOQNT2

Video #2: How to approach appraisal? Here is my three-part framework to approach your appraisals. https://t.co/DoVyNbtyCj https://t.co/u2vvRw69DF

As they say, when there is gold rush, prudent thing is to build shovels. What are you building? https://t.co/yvTFvDmrEJ