Guillaume Clement

I've really been enjoying the direction Microsoft PowerAutomate is taking actually. For enterprise users, I think there's a lot of potential.

That sounds helpful! Any opportunities to partner this up with @mddanishyusuf and use QuickAPI to offer this database as an API? 😀

This sounds like a great idea. Monetization of data is really about the data and not so much the service so this opens up a lot of doors in interesting niches.

I implemented an automation solution for a large American automaker in my first real role as a technical consultant in 2012. Last year the same solution was shown to me by another company who was being asked to consider upgrading it as part of a modernization effort. It was cool to see that over almost a decade my solution had processed millions of transactions and was still purring like a charm.

1. Night time reading: A promised land 2. Saturday morning: Rocket Fuel 3. Technical Reading: Designing Data Intensive Applications

Google Docs/Drive, Slack (free), Jira. Been running at team of 50 with that for several years.

A cabin far into the woods without internet access, great coffee, and a French press.

I like Zapier, UIPath but recently really started diving into Microsoft PowerAutomate for workflow automation and the flexibility seems quite powerful.

Nice. I Tweet mostly about technology, product, and methodology. Here's my handle: https://twitter.com/GuillaumeCleme

I worked at a small company 10yrs ago right out of school. I was very driven and wanted to learn everything I could. Fast-forward 2.5yrs later, and I was asked by VP of the company to join him in a new venture. At 23, the only real bill I had was a car payment, I jumped right in. 90 days later we landed our first paid contract which I managed. 5 months after our start, I got my first paycheck...

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Our company has been using the EOS methodology for a little over a year. Every week we host what is called an L10 Meeting on running the business. I've borrowed a lot of concepts from that methodology to run all of my meetings. The Identify, Discuss, Solve portion of the meeting is like a mini Sprint planning session while running a meeting. Quite interesting:...