As I've been in the software / UI field forever, I've been able to observe changes and how they effect others around me and then, view the results. Sometimes we are so busy, we don't take time to step back and notice the rest of the system we are intwined with and understand what is transpiring. It's a funny thing. I always say, it's not what you see, its what you don't see that matters Statements like "Joe has always made the UI design choices" may instill confidence in Joe, or it could point to the question "is Joe the best person to make these decisions?". It's not often that events appear that actually answer that question (no, Joe is not the best person). What comes next is what is important. How does Joe react? How do others react this news? This will tell you a lot about the makeup of Joe and the team. Acceptance and relief will assure you that you have a thoughtful and understanding people to work with and great pr
Just some random (isn't it all) thoughts and doings in my life.