Saved links
Links and notes on technical enablement, solution selling, and building teams.
- - YouTube
A collection of bookmarks for easy reference and organization.
- - YouTube
A YouTube video about organizing a personal bookmark library.
- Salesforce Naming Conventions (+ How to Enforce Them) | Salesforce Ben
A guide to creating and enforcing Salesforce naming conventions for improved efficiency and clarity.
- Work - Michael Andreuzza
Michael Andreuzza’s portfolio featuring various products and projects.
- - YouTube
A curated collection of bookmarks for efficient knowledge organization and retrieval.
- The Stasi and the Berlin Wall | DW Documentary - YouTube
A documentary about the Stasi and the Berlin Wall.
- East Berlin in the 1980s: Photos from Gerd Danigel’s archive - The Berliner
A collection of 12 photographs showcasing daily life in East Berlin in the 1980s.
- Danny Postma
A curated collection of bookmarks from various online sources, organized for easy reference.
- #salesforce #flows | Steven Trumble | 34 comments
Steven Trumble shares a Salesforce Flow mistake and its solution on LinkedIn.
- About | All Things Distributed
Background on Werner Vogels, Amazon CTO and author of All Things Distributed.
- https://medium.com/@ryan.lucht/what-is-the-business-value-of-experimentation-8a6a477949fc
Hundreds of thousands of businesses run experiments.
- What is Getting Real | Getting Real
Getting Real is a book about software development.
- Simon Vreeman · Growth & Technical Marketing Advisor
Simon Vreeman is a Growth & Technical Marketing Advisor.
- Gavin Nelson: “I learned through a @[email protected] bug rep…” - mastodon.design
Gavin Nelson learned a macOS text selection trick.
- - YouTube
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- Introduction | Shape Up
Shape Up is a book about software development.
- Clients Have a Surprising Amount of Detail
Clients have a surprising amount of detail.
- - YouTube
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- Jasper Polak
Jasper Polak shares his strategy execution framework.
- Houston, we have a problem
McKinsey’s problem-solving framework is explained.