A one-page personal site? Where's a blog and all the widgets?

Is it that I'm lazy? Hardly.

Is that I don't like to blog? Not entirely true.

While I no longer like to write about me or my doings, which I did from 1999-2004 in the hand-coding and early Blogger days, I do enjoy discussing the "why" behind our products using a larger platform.

Ah, there's a great word: platform. It's a ever-changing word in an ever-changing world, and the platform brings me to the main reason I'm brief here:

Great conversations are happening elsewhere in better platforms.

There are thousands of tools and sites used by millions of people to add new content to web communities every day. Some are used very well in creating value for groups, such as product manager types like me, interested in what ever topic suits them. And while there are a lot of good personal sites with communities, I've put the "me" creation time into those other networks on purpose. I will continue to leverage those communities as that's where most of my colleagues / peers / friends already are.

So here you'll find a sample of things I already do elsewhere in the course of my day or job that could possibly add value to what ever it is that caused you to click through to this site to start. Giving you a pointer to those conversations hopefully gets you better knowledge.

Efficient and clean. Useful to some. Representational of me but not "all me (or my work), all the time." There you have what I look for in my personal site.

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On our division blog, I write about the "why" behind our product development.

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