Thoughtful writing for developers

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I've watched senior engineers bomb system design interviews for 2 years. Your production experience might actually be the problem. Here's why.

8 years of building distributed systems didn't help me pass interviews. I was answering from habit, not strategy. Here's the RADAR method that fixed it.

Got rejected for staff engineer twice before figuring out what committees actually evaluate. Here's the 18-month timeline and packet strategy that worked.

After 10 years building production systems, I kept freezing in interviews. Here's the 7-phase framework that finally fixed my whiteboard panic.

I stalled at senior for 2 years before treating my promotion like a 90-day project. Here's the exact audit, evidence, and sponsor strategy that worked.

I tested 7 PKM tools for coding work. Obsidian won for its local Markdown files and Git support, but Notion still does one thing better.

After months testing PKM tools during real debugging sessions, here's what actually works for engineers (and it's not about pretty pages).

I tracked 100 PRs over 90 days. Copilot won on acceptance rate, but Cursor's code needed fewer rewrites. Here's what the numbers actually showed.

I'd been doing staff-level work for months but bombed my first interview. Here's the 90-day prep system I built after sitting on promotion committees.