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Hi all, this is my first job in a management position and I am feeling quite a bit of impostor syndrome, so I'd really love to get extra eyes on a plan to transition a team that uses git-flow with a weekly release…

Backstory: I worked as a software developer for 2 years before starting a computer science PhD. I left to start my own startup, but it never grew beyond me, my co-founder, and the odd contractor. I have a lot of…

I started a start-up 5 years ago as a side project during graduate school. I learned a lot from the experience (maybe don't do a start-up while in grad school...) but as the company grows it makes sense to bring on…

How do you guys do accounting?

The most sophisticated I am with my organization is I follow a Google calendar that I am pretty good at keeping up to date, but I am struggling to stay on top of every ball up in the air. Are there any…

My side project is beginning to attract interest from a few people who would like to hop on board. At this point I am just doing what feels familiar and sensible, but the project manager perspective is new to me. Are…

Grad school isn't for me. On the up side, I've learned a bunch of math and stat, on the down side, my coding skills have suffered. I used to be fairly strong with C++ and could whip up some scripts in python, but I'm a…

I had hoped that graduate school would introduce me to interesting engineering and analysis problems, and help me hone my C++ skills, but my experience has been more focused on wrangling undergraduates, grant writing,…

I just finished my first two semesters of a PhD program in computational biology. I was excited by the prestige of going to a PhD program at an ivy league university, but now that that has worn off I am being bombarded…

I am a developer (1 year experience) at a startup that may be coming to the end of its runway at the end of April. I knew this had the potential to happen, so I thought I would send out applications to PhD programs in…