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Klinchapp Blog
Klinchapp BlogSep 15, 2026
Your Workplace AI Readiness: A 30-Day Audit for Employees and Managers
Assess your team's AI adoption readiness in 30 days with our concrete audit checklist. Validate data quality, capabilities, and processes before rolling out ...
workplaceai-adoption
Klinchapp Blog
Klinchapp BlogSep 8, 2026
How to Actually Use AI Without Burning Out (Or Getting Caught Behind)
Learn how to use AI at work without overwhelm. 5 practical steps to boost productivity and skip the burnout—master one tool deeply instead of chasing every t...
workplaceai-adoption
Blog - Blog
Blog - BlogSep 6, 2026
Open Source : be fair and contribute
OpenSourceDev
Blog - Blog
Blog - BlogSep 6, 2026
Open Source : be fair and contribute
OpenSourceDev
Klinchapp Blog
Klinchapp BlogSep 4, 2026
The AI Tools Actually Winning in Your Office Right Now
Discover which best AI tools for work 2026 your team actually needs. From Notion to Claude to Cursor—see what's winning in real offices today.
workplaceai-adoption
Blog - Blog
Blog - BlogAug 26, 2026
Deadline = 🐮💩
DevProjet
keith.is
keith.isAug 14, 2026
The Manager's Job Is Presence
(and Other Things AI Won't Do for You)
managementtech
keith.is
keith.isAug 14, 2026
The Manager's Job Is Presence
(and Other Things AI Won't Do for You)
managementtech
keith.is
keith.isAug 14, 2026
The Manager's Job Is Presence
(and Other Things AI Won't Do for You)
managementtech
mike
mikeMay 8, 2026
clickercrawl
I'm using Claude to help me figure out the game mechanics ... "what makes a good clicker" and to build a skill that will help me write the prose and tell the game's story. I loved [Universal Paperclips][] so much, and wouldn't at all presume to try to imitate it, but it was inspiring. I'm still...
gamesclickers
Anil Dash
Anil DashApr 6, 2026
Actually, people love to work hard
One of the most infuriating tropes that I see repeated in media is executives (usually from boring old companies) insisting that their employees don’t want to work hard. Media outlets dutifully repeat this pernicious lie, despite there being no evidence to back it up, and then cultural commentators…
workculture
Jacob Bennett
Jacob BennettJul 23, 2025
The five-percent rule
feedbackmanagement
Jacob Bennett
Jacob BennettMay 23, 2025
Giving good feedback
feedbackmanagement
Jacob Bennett
Jacob BennettApr 9, 2025
Running effective 1-on-1s
managementfeedback
Anil Dash
Anil DashMar 27, 2025
A Bug Report is a Gift
Towards the end of last year, I got the delightful opportunity to talk to Scott Carey for the Priority Zero podcast from LeadDev. LeadDev is such a wonderfully thoughtful community for people who think about how people create with code, and who manage teams who create technology at scale. It's a…
codecommunity
Jacob Bennett
Jacob BennettJan 26, 2025
Create psychological safety
managementteams
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.comApr 23, 2024
Simple Habits for a Happier Team
Small changes and management techniques can transform your team's dynamics and boost morale. Explore practices like expressing gratitude, weekly reflections, and eliminating negative behaviors to foster a positive, growing team.
philosophymental health
keith.is
keith.isMay 31, 2023
How to Information at Work
Notes on finding, filtering, and sharing the information you need at work.
managementwork
keith.is
keith.isMay 31, 2023
How to Information at Work
Notes on finding, filtering, and sharing the information you need at work.
managementwork
Jacob Bennett
Jacob BennettFeb 14, 2022
Amdahl's law
Why parallel hardware stops helping once a fixed slice of work stays serial.
software-engineeringmanagement
Chris McLeod
Chris McLeodAug 15, 2018
Kobayashi Maru Management
linkmanagement
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerAug 13, 2013
What's the best way to give developers space?
Like all my new posts and articles, this piece originally appeared on werd.io. Software developers are not technicians. Whereas technicians are employed to do practical work involving technical equipment, the development process is more akin to writing. Paul Graham was absolutely right when he pointed out that: [...] Of all the different types of people I've known, hackers and painters are among the most alike. What hackers and painters have in common is that they're both makers. Along with c
Software developmentcto
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerApr 30, 2013
Software factories vs software universities
I've worked in startups for almost my entire career - sometimes my own, sometimes companies started by other people. I'm good at what I do, and I love it: I get to create tools that empower people to do things they previously couldn't, or that were substantial obstacles. Usually that involves some kind of democratization; a righting of an inequality of access. I love creating these platforms, I love watching people use them, and I love evolving them in partnership with the people who use them.
Generalbusiness
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerJun 28, 2010
The product management cycle
Monday: “The plan is A! We'll market it at A!” Tuesday: “Actually, I was thinking B. A is stupid. Who would want to do that?” Wednesday: “Goddamnit, we need to be working towards C. Why does no-one see that?” Thursday: “Maybe A was right ...” Friday: “This team sucks.” Hint: pick a direction and run. And make sure – just as your tech team does – that your management team has measurable metrics for success.
Generalbad management