In the season finale of Production Ready, I talk to Kate Izell. We discuss making the transition from freelancer to agency, and how to grow their employees.

Tom Critchlow and I talk about strategic independent work, writing your own narrative through experiments, and finding your squad.

product manager and content strategist, Stephanie Morillo. Who's also the author of the developer's guide, the content creation and the developer's guide to book publishing, teaches us about creating more engaging content and more useful documentation.

In this episode, Lauren and I discuss how terrible software creates problems in the medical industry, and how we can all write more humane software for the people we serve.

In thefirst ever "Ask Me Anything" episode, you get to hear me grill Taylor Desseyn with your questions about how the recruitment industry works, and how you can leverage it to your advantage.

I talk with Bobby Burden about the differences between working at large companies vs small ones, and how to connect with local developers even though we can't go to meetups right now.

Liston Witherill and I discuss the sales fundamentals every developer needs to be aware of: Agendas, probing questions, knowing your value, and telling stories of change.

Erik Dietrich and I decode the corporate hierarchy, why software developers get stuck in the bottom, and how you can cross over to the other side.

What separates the good developers from the great ones? How can you be sure you're working on the right thing, right now. Itamar Turner-Trauring, trainer and author of The Secret Skills of Productive Programmers, is here to share the unique way he tackles problems to waste the least amount of time.

If you write and publish every day for four years, how would that change your business? How would it change you? Philip Morgan did just that, and we talk about the impact of his daily writing habit, and how he keeps it up.