Human Dynamics Featured Googling vs. AI: Are Your Problem-Solving Skills Getting Rusty? “Have you tried Googling it? It's often said with a level of sarcasm or jest, but it’s a good question—have you actually tried googling it and making your mind up instead of asking AI? We’ve all been there—nine pages deep on Google when you
Human Dynamics Featured The Beauty of Failure: How Embracing Failure Leads to Growth and Success If It Weren’t for failures, WD-40 Wouldn’t Exist. Standing for Water Dispersible, 40th Formula, It took 40 attempts to get it right. But they didn’t stop at WD-1, making squeaky doors a thing of the past. So, why do we often view failure as something to avoid
Applied Engineering Featured The Art of Engineering Balance (Part 1) As technology advances, the line between over-engineering and under-engineering gets blurrier. Balance is key. Apple has nailed it — mastering the engineering balance through regular upgrade cycles with exceptional results. But how hard is it to achieve that balance? And more importantly, how do you maintain it? Like anything in life,
Applied Engineering Featured The Art of Engineering Balance (Part 2) In Part 2 I will dive into the core practices and principles that must be at the centre of all engineering projects, which will help keep focus and balance. The practices I will touch on are simple, achievable, and aren't time-bound or costly. They are suggestions you can
