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As I complete 25 years in my career this year and today being the first day back at work, I felt it was worth pausing to reflect and share my journey. #25YearsInTech #CareerReflections 🧵

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If you’re working somewhere that you’ve received the top annual review rating for a few years in a row, keep getting good raises and RSUs (especially in a place where not everyone gets RSUs), but keep being denied for promotion; their system is broken. #25YearsInTech

I once went to a manager about how one of his devs was causing significant DB contention. Somehow I rubbed him the wrong way. After he was promoted to Sr. Director, he actively fought against every promotion I was put up for. You never know who will hold a grudge. #25YearsInTech

In the wake of DotCom and 911, I was left unemployed from Mar 2002 to Sept 2002, while my wife was pregnant. I went from making more $ than most of the adults I grew up around, to almost losing our house. #25YearsInTech

Formal education matters a lot less today. Knew someone who was dismissed from the waiting room before an interview (2002) because “you don’t actually have an IT degree.” Years later, I worked under a distinguished engineer who had a bachelor’s degree in english. #25YearsInTech

My biggest professional blunder, was a debug message of “EAT ME” which made it into a release of TicketMaker (2001). Fortunately, my leadership had a sense of humor about it. One even said “if that had been me, the message would have been way worse!” #25YearsInTech

Speaking of open source, my request (2006) for a single Linux server (for R&D) was denied; mainly because “we are a Micro$oft shop.” So our desktop support team let me have a CSR’s old Dell workstation. Rebuilt it and ran Ubuntu under my desk for the next 7 years. #25YearsInTech

Before open source, large tech companies held all the cards, with the rest of us at their mercy. The rise of open source changed all of that. It was a complete shift of power from the few to the many. Easily the biggest, most influential change in the last #25YearsInTech.

At one place I worked (2003), morale was so low that they brought in a motivational speaker. She told us that “If you accept a paycheck from someone, you owe them your loyalty.” The auditorium was quiet until someone rhetorically asked "Do you work here?" #25YearsInTech

One of my closest former co-workers (a few years younger than me) died in her sleep; complications due to alcoholism. I also recently lost a past mentor to cancer. You will underestimate how many dead people you will “know” after #25YearsInTech.

I once used the Duke Nukem level builder (1999) to recreate our building, complete with the security gate, carded access doors, our cube farm, the control center, and even a "dripping water sprite" for my co-worker whose cube was underneath a leaky pipe. #25YearsInTech

My first desk had dual 19” CRT monitors... but with a Compaq workstation attached to each. One was for Windows 3.11, and the other for our “experimental” Windows NT rollout. NT was the first OS I remember strongly disliking (hate is such a strong word). #25YearsInTech

My first manager had a dry erase board (with all of our names) close to the door in our cube farm, for you to mark whether or not you were “in” or “out.” You know, for “fire safety” and stuff. #25YearsInTech

I interned at We-Energies in Milwaukee from May of 1997 until I graduated from UW-Whitewater in 1998. As an intern, I made $14.60/hour. In 1997. If you’re still not paying your interns in 2022, you *should* feel bad. Like, really bad. #25YearsInTech

So this month marks #25YearsInTech for me. I thought I’d take the time to post some thoughts, reflections and lessons learned over that time. I’m hoping it’ll give some of the newer folks a bit of insight and maybe help them as well.

The best fun is simply to listen to people talking round in circles. Particularly if they love the sound of their own voices #25yearsintech

1) Show up and don’t sit in the back. 2) Learn the Art of calling out the BS when and where appropriate. 3) Believe you belong here. 4) Chose your battles wisely. #25YearsInTech

We are so honored to work with amazing clients everyday #25YearsInTech #courageous #leadership lnkd.in/eA4iSB7

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As we celebrate #25YearsInTech, catch some of the most important #milestones in Computer Science. thght.works/2CJwxai #TechThoughtsTuesday #TechTuesday

Journey of @thoughtworks in the tech industry over the last 25 amazing years. thoughtworks.com/25years #25YearsInTech #thoughtworks

As ThoughtWorks commemorate our own #25YearsInTech @ctford shares 100 years of computer science, highlighting 10 academic papers that changed computing thght.works/2MZ2ijE

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In 1993, global mobile phone penetration was 0.61% or 34M subscribers. Today penetration is over 100% with 7.7B global subscribers according to @ITU. We've witnessed staggering change during #25YearsInTech Thanks for being part of our journey! thght.works/2v77uqE

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Thank you @dharrisindc for telling your story. It resonates. #25yearsintech

I've spent 25 years in tech, breaking barriers and embracing innovation. Now, I'm bringing that experience to boomers through our AI course. Join us! #BoomerTechInnovator #25YearsInTech #BreakingBarriers ow.ly/iI0450QKgP4

With 25 years in tech and as an entrepreneur, I've used my skills to transform businesses. Now, I want to help boomers like us do the same with AI. Join our course today! #BoomerEntrepreneur #25YearsInTech #AITransformation ow.ly/yaGH50QEFsZ

@thoughtworks shining bright in Times Square #25YearsInTech 🎉

In 1993, global mobile phone penetration was 0.61% or 34M subscribers. Today penetration is over 100% with 7.7B global subscribers according to ITU. We've witnessed staggering change during #25YearsInTech Thanks for being part of our journey! …

As ThoughtWorks commemorate our own #25YearsInTech ctford shares 100 years of computer science, highlighting 10 academic papers that changed computing thght.works/2MZ2ijE