Most tech newsletters are aimed at young entrepreneurs and have advice on things new startups can do. My writing will largely be focused on advice for large, public companies. I hope to try and cover things that startups are doing but for a corporate audience (I.e what are new ideas/things that young technology companies are trying that large incumbent firms can copy).
Congrats on the launch! I also started a Substack newsletter yesterday about explaining Bitcoin in plain english: https://rabbithole.substack.com/
Best of luck!
Just signed up! (Former ethereum HODLer)
Thanks! What makes you a "former" hodlr ? :)
Just got caught in the 2017 bull run and thought I knew/understood it when in reality I didn’t. Much like, most others was just enjoying the ride at that point. Ultimately cashed out with a decent/modest 20% return but realised that I didn’t understand the asset class enough to make a rational purchase. Looking forward to reading your newsletter!
I totally understand that. Thanks!
CI/CD and Agile are the perennial topics at my big company.
Will consider writing on it in one of my upcoming posts! Thankfully, I've recently worked on a DevOps project so should hopefully have something interesting to say.
Why should people sign up?
Btw just realised you’re THE Rosie sherry of Ministry of Testing. Loved your podcast episode with Courtland :)
Lol, yes. And thanks. 😊
Most tech newsletters are aimed at young entrepreneurs and have advice on things new startups can do. My writing will largely be focused on advice for large, public companies. I hope to try and cover things that startups are doing but for a corporate audience (I.e what are new ideas/things that young technology companies are trying that large incumbent firms can copy.
The reason I asked, is because it doesn't say that on the post or on the landing page. It would help you and people by giving an intro like you've just done. I've updated your post with the above. Hope it helps.
thanks! :)