I worked for Xbox during the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii era. Proper console wars. I spent a lot of time on the road, visiting stores and showing staff the latest Microsoft products. Feature sheets, demos, the whole thing. My job was to help them understand why Xbox was the one to …

I worked for Xbox during the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii era. Proper console wars. I spent a lot of time on the road, visiting stores and showing staff the latest Microsoft products. Feature sheets, demos, the whole thing. My job was to help them understand why Xbox was the one to …

I worked on a team in charge of a 10k charity run on Sunday. The run went well for one simple reason. Nothing much happened. Around 7,000 runners moved through Oxford on closed roads. Volunteers were in place. Water was ready. The route was marked. The day passed without the kind of incident that …

The project is on fire. A client is on the phone. Your shoulders are somewhere around your ears and you’re already drafting the apology email in your head. Stop. Put the email down. This isn’t specific to websites (my background is in web development teams) — though I say the same thing …

I worked for Xbox during the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii era. Proper console wars. I spent a lot of time on the road, visiting stores and showing staff the latest Microsoft products. Feature sheets, demos, the whole thing. My job was to help them understand why Xbox was the one to …

I worked on a team in charge of a 10k charity run on Sunday. The run went well for one simple reason. Nothing much happened. Around 7,000 runners moved through Oxford on closed roads. Volunteers were in place. Water was ready. The route was marked. The day passed without the kind of incident that …

I worked for Xbox during the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii era. Proper console wars. I spent a lot of time on the road, visiting stores and showing staff the latest Microsoft products. Feature sheets, demos, the whole thing. My job was to help them understand why Xbox was the one to …

If your business would fall apart when one spreadsheet goes missing, you don’t have a scrappy operation. You have a fragile one. And most scale-up SMEs don’t notice they’re fragile until something small - something that shouldn’t be a problem - exposes the whole thing. …

If your business would fall apart when one spreadsheet goes missing, you don’t have a scrappy operation. You have a fragile one. And most scale-up SMEs don’t notice they’re fragile until something small - something that shouldn’t be a problem - exposes the whole thing. …

If your business would fall apart when one spreadsheet goes missing, you don’t have a scrappy operation. You have a fragile one. And most scale-up SMEs don’t notice they’re fragile until something small - something that shouldn’t be a problem - exposes the whole thing. …

If your business would fall apart when one spreadsheet goes missing, you don’t have a scrappy operation. You have a fragile one. And most scale-up SMEs don’t notice they’re fragile until something small - something that shouldn’t be a problem - exposes the whole thing. …

I worked on a team in charge of a 10k charity run on Sunday. The run went well for one simple reason. Nothing much happened. Around 7,000 runners moved through Oxford on closed roads. Volunteers were in place. Water was ready. The route was marked. The day passed without the kind of incident that …

The project is on fire. A client is on the phone. Your shoulders are somewhere around your ears and you’re already drafting the apology email in your head. Stop. Put the email down. This isn’t specific to websites (my background is in web development teams) — though I say the same thing …

I worked on a team in charge of a 10k charity run on Sunday. The run went well for one simple reason. Nothing much happened. Around 7,000 runners moved through Oxford on closed roads. Volunteers were in place. Water was ready. The route was marked. The day passed without the kind of incident that …

The project is on fire. A client is on the phone. Your shoulders are somewhere around your ears and you’re already drafting the apology email in your head. Stop. Put the email down. This isn’t specific to websites (my background is in web development teams) — though I say the same thing …

The project is on fire. A client is on the phone. Your shoulders are somewhere around your ears and you’re already drafting the apology email in your head. Stop. Put the email down. This isn’t specific to websites (my background is in web development teams) — though I say the same thing …