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Day one of #NewTwitter
I don't have access to a tool I need to use to stop traffic to a system I'm trying to shut down, in order to save money to pay interest payments on the loan used to acquire the company.
I don't have access to a tool I need to use to stop traffic to a system I'm trying to shut down, in order to save money to pay interest payments on the loan used to acquire the company.
When asking around for help getting access to this tool, it turns out the entire team that managed it has been let go.
There's nobody in my management chain in the same timezone as me still employed, so I have no way to escalate this for hours.
There's nobody in my management chain in the same timezone as me still employed, so I have no way to escalate this for hours.
Maybe day two will be better.
Every year, instead of new year's resolutions, I choose a single word to follow as a guide. A "Theme Word". I used to write about the choice and reflect back each year but have kept mostly quiet. Now that it's been over a decade of it, I thought I'd reflect briefly on each…
2010: Listen
Still one of my favourite ones. It was the year I started at Twitter, was building many relationships personal and professional, transitioning to product, launched #newtwitter, and got married.
To this day, this theme word pops in my head as a reminder.
Still one of my favourite ones. It was the year I started at Twitter, was building many relationships personal and professional, transitioning to product, launched #newtwitter, and got married.
To this day, this theme word pops in my head as a reminder.
2011: Nurture
The thinking was, with such a successful year behind me, I'd focus on nurturing everything I had going. But the year turned upside down when I left Twitter and started a company. It's also just a difficult word to use as a guide. I think I'd be better at this now.
The thinking was, with such a successful year behind me, I'd focus on nurturing everything I had going. But the year turned upside down when I left Twitter and started a company. It's also just a difficult word to use as a guide. I think I'd be better at this now.
