Kassabian told the court these actions had caused WP Engine irreparable (not reparable, impossible to repair or make right again) harm, including customer losses, reputational damage, and declining market share.
Relying on screenshots can lead you to write documentation that only describes the UI, instead of what you can do with it or what the data visible in a dashboard means and where it comes from.
https://thisisimportant.net/posts/how-can-i-get-better-at-writing
She knows more than most about the challenges, opportunities and strategies of how to get the most out of a remote working environment, including what it takes to foster inclusivity and ensure every team member feels equally valued. Here she shares her strategies for building an inclusive remote environment everyone can be proud to be part of.
One of the joys of working at a remote company is that you get to meet and work with people from all over the world. This creates a vibrance and diversity that is hard to replicate in a co-located company. It also comes with its challenges, particularly around communication and miscommunication, and so if you want to create inclusivity in a remote company which is welcoming to every member of staff, you need to put thought into making sure you create a culture where everyone feels included.
https://www.studio24.net/blog/mental-health-and-feedback/
We are hard-wired to resist failure. And it’s one thing to know you’ve made a mistake, it’s quite another to have it pointed out to you by somebody else.
Feedback first and foremost should come from a position of care – you’re giving the feedback because you care about the person receiving the feedback.
https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/topics/inclusive-design
When you design a feature with one group in mind, you can expand the scope to help others who can benefit.
Supposing your mother needs medicine urgently, where would you park?
Don’t hang on to something you think you need and lose the stuff that really matters.