#18: Oppenheimer and the Trolley problem
Why it's not morally fair to judge the past without context
Hey friends,
In this edition, I will talk about:
my intention of building another online course
Oppenheimer and the Trolley Problem
3 posts I liked
a productivity YouTube video I recommend
top myths about Software Project Managers
1/ My next course
I haven’t done anything spectacular this week, as I was busy with work and went to CrossFit or for a run in the evenings.
Last Sunday I ran my first 10K in a couple of years, and I plan to run 12.5 this weekend. So, the plan for the half-marathon is still standing.
I decided to create a new course, more focused on my experience, in the area of Software Project Management.
I am not sure what the course's focus will be at the moment, but I will build it in public so I will ask you and people in my audience on Twitter and LinkedIn what they are more interested in.
The main thing I’m struggling with is who my audience should be.
software developers who want to become PMs
newly-appointed PMs who want to be better
non-programmers who want to become tech PMs
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