In the last post, we explored the expensive nature of technical debt and bad development practices. Today, we look at how to create financial models that help you to understand your actual costs.
Bad development practices create debt. The interest on that debt can literally make or break a company, and nobody is immune. With Internet Explorer becoming the latest casualty, it’s a good time to explore the problem.
If you’re signing a contract to work for a technology company, ignore that non-compete clause at your own risk! In this post, I explore what a non-compete is, what it does, and why it may not be a problem for much longer.
Did you know that your presentations have more than one right that you own? Or do you? Copyrights are complex, and for public presentations there’s even more to know.
