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"If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn't thinking." - General George Patton Jr.
"I believe that if you show people the problems and you show them the solutions they will be moved to act." - Bill Gates
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What have you been working on recently? A: A production release of my Network technology for Kevax, Inc.. Read on...
Q: What next? A: I will continue work on my web OS and related products based on my Network technology, RIMP & 3CP (a.k.a. JBT).
Q: What method of development do you subscribe to? A: eXtreme Programming / Agile development.
Q: What tools do you use most? A: My own, self-built tools. Also use Cactus, Borland/Delphi, CS3.
Q: What would you say is your greatest strength? A: Putting projects together; making the impossible possible and motivating people to act. I am a software architect but also I don't just manage - I lead by example as a senior developer.
Q: How best can you describe your code? A: Well-formed. Documented. Clean. I'm not a fast programmer but my code is solid. Solid code leads to fewer errors, easier to change and cheaper maintenance. Fast, sloppy code is nearly never ending with problems.
Q: What would you say is your biggest weakness? A: Devotion. I don't give up easy even when I should sometimes.
Q: What do you see as being your career / mission? A: To lead developers & engineers to create worthwhile product while expanding everyone's foundation of ability - including my own.
Q: Why don't you specialize and publicize your Microsoft Development abilities? A: Because I think that's a given and it's easy to find; it's more difficult however to find engineers with experience in other foundations.
Q: What will you do once you're a pilot? A: For me it's more about doing something I though I would never be able to do back when I was nearly blind. But basically, I will just fly around as time allows, when not at work.
Q: Do you have experience in business finance? A: Do you mean can I write a PPM or prepare a set of projections or guide an investor through filling out an investor questioner, or prepare a department budget, yeah, but it as a choir, not a life goal.
Q: What is the largest team you have managed? A: 16. For agile development this is a bit large, so I try to establish 3-5 person teams max.
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