writing in public: what i discovered during my 8-month writing break

Eight months ago, I stopped writing. Not intentionally, it just happened. One week turned into a month, then several, and suddenly I found myself staring at a blog that hadn't been updated since late 2024. In that time, I wrapped up three years at Capchase (it was time

my take on education and learning

Why, despite living in an age of unprecedented access to knowledge, do so many people feel that education is fundamentally broken? As someone who has navigated the world of formal education, self-study, and teaching, I’ve picked up insights that I’d like to share. As we all "

learn to sell: b2b sales lessons from microsoft

I haven't written for more than two months now, which means that I broke a "contract" with myself of writing and publishing something at least once every week. It has been weird time for me overall, but regardless let's see if I return to

why i started my tech career as a sales engineer @ microsoft

For the past few years my day-to-day activity was writing code. In 2016? Doing PowerPoint slides and making calls. Lots of calls. I am currently Software Engineer and Data Scientist at Capchase, FinTech scale-up, working mostly on Risk Intelligence. That's what everyone sees on the

everyone should have a personal website

When everything is googleable, every modern professional already has an online presence. Here some random links that appear when I google my name: From the privacy and security perspective it is not great and I don't like it. However, if you can't make it go away,

how i got the data science interview with a cool scale-up without cv

If you want to get a remote job, you need to stand out among global pool of candidates and CV isn't a great tool to achieve that. old way of getting interview which doesn't work anymore I have been using CV in job search since 2014,