Discussions
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Cupcakes + Conversation at INBOUND!
If you're heading to INBOUND in San Francisco, I'd love to say hello! I'm hosting a casual meet-up for cupcakes and conversations at the SF Marriott Marquis from 5pm - 6pm. I'm also presenting two sessions, more…
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How do you prioritize your product launches?
I recently participated in a rousing roundtable discussion about getting everyone on the same page for product launches, navigating which activities to include in a launch, and how to prioritize different levels of launches, so I figured I'd keep the discussion going 😀 One key point: I recommend a tiering system for…
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I thought I wanted to go back to the office, but now I'm not so sure
I took this photo last week. In the Atlassian office. By myself. I thought I would be banging down the door to get back into the office. I said, "Me first!" on all the surveys about re-opening. I answered, "Five days a week" to all the surveys about coming into the office. And yet, I didn't come in the first day we opened.…
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Sincerely, "Thanks for sparring!"
Do you spar with your colleagues? I do, and I love it! Sparring is a well-known term and technique in the boxing world. Essentially, two (mostly) evenly-matched fighters go through the motions of boxing to train and improve their skills. In the business world, we focus on sparring ideas. It's quite similar on its face:…
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Atlassian Bake Off: Kicking off the Competition!
Greetings, fellow bakers! I kicked off the Great Atlassian Bake Off with this tasty cake: It's a delicious chocolate chip layer cake with vanilla buttercream and blue sprinkles! I've always enjoyed parties: making the invitations, crafting the decor, and hosting friends. Fancy cakes were a natural addition to this…
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Observability in Open DevOps
The second week of our Open DevOps partner spotlight focuses on partners who enable observability! Comprehensive observability is a key capability for high-performing DevOps teams. Because DevOps brings teams across development and operations together, observability must go beyond simple monitoring or detection. We’re…
