Being a professional software engineer, it’s easy to fall into the belief that one’s role in a company is to write code.
Another perspective might be that one’s role is to solve problems for the business and that writing code is merely one of several tools available to help solve those problems.
There are numerous problem-solving “anti-patterns” that are rampant in the industry today. “Forewarned is forearmed” as they say. In addition to highlighting these “anti-patterns” with real-life examples and the (sometimes) disastrous consequences, Michael asks some of the difficult questions about our true motivations for our decisions and how our decisions can either positively or negatively affect our team and our organization.
Michael Carducci is a retired software engineer and solutions architect who now makes obfuscation a way of life.
When he’s not in pursuit of pure astonishment, he’s likely to be falling from great heights, exploring East Texas on two wheels, or diving headfirst into his next great adventure. You can find Michael on the web as well as on Twitter.