In this audio, I’ll share how I overcame the fear of asking questions in meetings — something many of us struggle with. If you’ve ever hesitated to speak up, this will give you a practical framework to lower your anxiety and start asking questions with ease.
If you adopt these rules in your professional life, you’re bound to see a significant boost in your productivity and results — while also enjoying a calmer, more peaceful mind. They’ve worked effectively for me and should work for you as well.
A few months ago, I was working on a requirement with my team. Our team was responsible for managing legacy applications that processed orders in the supply chain domain. A requirement was raised for the operations team to use a new process to execute orders alongside the existing process. So, we
In today's fast-paced world, where technological advancements and rapidly changing business landscapes have become the norm, the ability to effectively transfer knowledge has emerged as a critical skill. Whether it's sharing expertise within teams, onboarding new employees, or facilitating seamless transitions during organizational changes, mastering the
Wrapping your heads around CQRS(Command Query Responsibility Segregation) pattern is a bit tricky & implementing it is all the more difficult. I have seen over the years that engineers straightaway go for implementing it with the help of some tutorials over the internet(I also did so) which, I
I will begin this article with a simple statement - The choice to use a NoSQL database is often based on hype, or a wrong assumption that relational databases cannot perform as well as a NoSQL database. So, in a way, performance becomes the only deciding factor & the other
Nowadays, microservices domain is in rage. Almost every company is trying to move to microservices architecture. This type of architecture is assumed as a silver bullet to all the problems & if your company...
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You are technically leading a team successfully. You go to the office daily. Attend meetings. Take status updates. (Some times) Gather new requirements from clients or product managers. The project is stable. The team is satisfied. The client is pleased. The company is happy. But..... are YOU satisfied? Are YOU
Yes, you read that right. While technical skills like coding, designing architecture, or debugging are critical, what often distinguishes a good tech professional from a great one is something entirely different. It’s the ability to
A while ago, I worked with a client on their product, which was a complex mix of different parts like windows applications, web applications, microservices, and console applications. The problem was that there was no proper way to track the data flowing into the system. So, if anyone wanted to
In today's fast-paced world, where technological advancements and rapidly changing business landscapes have become the norm, the ability to effectively transfer knowledge has emerged as a critical skill. Whether it's sharing expertise within teams, onboarding new employees, or facilitating seamless transitions during organizational changes, mastering the
"Threat modeling is a key step in designing secure systems, helping to identify vulnerabilities early on and enabling teams to make informed decisions about risk mitigation strategies. As software systems become increasingly complex and distributed, the importance of threat modeling in ensuring security cannot be overstated." - Adam
Hey there! Are you a fan of microservices architecture? Well, who isn't! It's the perfect solution for building large and complex applications with ease. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and in the case of microservices, it's monitoring them effectively. But with so
Are you curious about what it takes to be a successful technical lead in an alternate dimension? Sorry to disappoint you, but we won't be exploring that in this post. Instead, let's focus on what we know best: the technical skills and experience required for the
Are you feeling like a fish out of water when it comes to Docker and Containers? Don't worry, you're not alone. Even some of the most tech-savvy folks can get lost in the sea of jargon and confusion. But fear not, my friend, because I'
Wrapping your heads around CQRS(Command Query Responsibility Segregation) pattern is a bit tricky & implementing it is all the more difficult. I have seen over the years that engineers straightaway go for implementing it with the help of some tutorials over the internet(I also did so) which, I
I will begin this article with a simple statement - The choice to use a NoSQL database is often based on hype, or a wrong assumption that relational databases cannot perform as well as a NoSQL database. So, in a way, performance becomes the only deciding factor & the other
In simple words, a managed identity in Azure is a great feature which can must be used to shift the credentials management to infra. Confused? Let's try to understand it bit by bit. To better grasp it's concept, it is paramount to recognize some challenges first.
Some years ago, I was tasked to analyze Azure Event Hub & Azure Service Bus capabilities so that one of these platforms can be used in one of my project to meet some requirements. I sat with my team (which comprised of 6 super smart developers) & we started brainstorming...
