Rosemary Goodwin

I think the most valuable thing that AI is going to do, when you ask it questions and it comes up with the answers, assuming those answers are accurate and cross-correlated and double-checked, [is going to be when] they actually say, 'Here are the five questions you didn’t ask.' That is going to unleash real insight.

-Josh Wolfe

Intl women’s day :

"Accelerating Action," is a call to each of us to move beyond words to tangible steps that drive equity and empowerment for women at all levels of sport.

Together, we can create a future where every woman has the opportunity to lead, thrive, and break barriers in and through sport.

When it comes to AI, I believe that prioritizing adaptability over resistance will serve us better in the long run. We didn’t abandon writing after the printing press, and we won’t stop thinking because of AI. Our skills will settle around overseeing and evaluating, instead of raw creation. This shift will be uncomfortable—we’ll likely lose some de

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Good leaders have fans. Great leaders have haters.

"Everything in life can be solved by better communication."

  -Anne V. Mühlethaler

And now, perhaps for just a brief moment, there’s a chance to take back agency and go within.

The self-publishing revolution gave everyone a chance to write a blog, publish a book or record a song. A few took advantage of this to build ideas optimized to go across space or time. Most people, though, sank back into long-trained rhythms and simply bec

Most companies make the mistake of tracking what's easy to measure (lines of code, PR counts) rather than what actually matters — “outcome over output.”

A true senior engineer leader should be a “battle-tested problem solver” with diverse project experience, architectural vision, crisis management skills, mentorship abilities, and continuous learning habits.