Why Is 'Thinking' Being Attached to Everything?
I Noticed That Every Profession Now Has a "Thinking." I Went Looking for Why. It started as a...
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The Discipline of Not Fooling Ourselves: Episode 11 — The Engineer Without a Shield
Learning to hold uncertainty again. In the previous episode, something uncomfortable happened. The...
Jul 19, 20265 min read1 reactions0 comments
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Jul 8, 2026Standardizing the DevOps Role: Addressing Ambiguity in Scope and Responsibilities Across Organizations
Introduction: The Elusive DevOps Role DevOps is one of the most vaguely defined roles in...
Jul 8, 202613 min read0 reactions0 comments
Scapegoat Economics: When Companies Eliminate Obstacles Instead of Problems
The Corporate Breakdown Files, Episode 13 — Scapegoat Economics After a snap moment, accountability...
Jul 7, 20265 min read0 reactions0 comments
Why Systems Thinking is Becoming the Most Importan…
Originally published at norvik.tech Introduction Explore how systems thinking reshapes...
Jul 3, 20263 min read0 reactions0 comments
The Discipline of Not Fooling Ourselves: Episode 10 — The Humbling of the Engineer
Letting go of authority-by-framework Where We Stand By the end of Episode 9, the signal...
Jul 12, 20265 min read2 reactions0 comments
Systems Thinking: The Missing Skill in Modern Software Engineering
Many developers learn programming by focusing on functions, classes, frameworks, and algorithms....
Jun 14, 20265 min read2 reactions0 comments
The Discipline of Not Fooling Ourselves: Episode 7 — The Cost of Certainty
If the organization's first instinct is to restore confidence rather than investigate uncertainty,...
May 31, 20264 min read1 reactions0 comments
Rebirth or Rot: How Organizations Misdiagnose their Own Crisis
The Corporate Breakdown Files, Episode 12 — Rebirth or Rot The snap moment produces a brief...
Jun 30, 20265 min read0 reactions0 comments
Quiet Exits, Quiet Collapse (Part 2): How Organizations Remove People without Signal
What the system loses when the exit completes — and why it cannot measure the loss. The morning...
May 26, 20267 min read1 reactions0 comments
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Jun 6, 2026No Bad People, Bad Systems: What Ten Parts of Cloud Economics Actually Taught Me
Part 11 of a sourced series. After documenting the depreciation lever, the lock-in economy, the licensing fights and the AI compute loop, here's the conclusion I keep landing on — and it isn't a villain.
Jun 6, 20263 min read1 reactions0 comments
The Discipline of Not Fooling Ourselves: Episode 9 — The Last Honest Signal
A note on form: every prior episode in this series closed with a test the reader could carry forward....
Jun 28, 20264 min read2 reactions0 comments