Jordan Cutler shares a real-life experience of writing clear/readable code that backfired. Other topics include not using AI to write tests, a self-organizing file system with Llama 3, broken internet links analysis, and an interactive queueing strategies study.

In this engaging conversation, Jordan Cutler, an expert in communication strategies for managerial relationships, shares insights on the importance of managing up. He discusses navigating early career challenges in software engineering and emphasizes proactive communication to build trust. Cutler highlights how championing accountability enhances productivity and fosters collaboration within teams. He also underscores the value of embracing mistakes as learning opportunities, promoting a culture of growth and improvement.

Jordan Cutler shares a real-life experience of writing clear code and it backfiring, Swizec’s caution against using AI for test writing, LlamaFs self-organizing file system, Pew Research on broken internet links, Sam Rose's study on queuing strategies

Jordan Cutler, a dynamic creator, shares his inspiring journey to building a newsletter with over 50,000 subscribers while balancing a full-time job. He reveals strategies for newsletter growth, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and personal experience in content creation. Jordan also discusses launching a successful cohort-based course on Maven, highlighting how he managed time and engagement with participants. His insights into leveraging platforms for audience interaction provide valuable tips for aspiring creators looking to monetize their expertise.

Guest Jordan Cutler shares a real-life experience of writing clear/readable code that backfired. The podcast also discusses Swizec's article on not using AI for tests, a self-organizing file system concept, broken links on the internet, and an interactive study on queueing strategies.