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  1. Work

    I’m Leaving Liberty Mutual and Joining Fincura

    Note: This article was originally published in May 2018 on LinkedIn articles.  About a year ago, I joined Liberty Mutual. You may have read my post about it. My goals at Liberty were centered around becoming a technical leader. Over the past 12 months, I… 1.) Led a team of 5 developers through evolving priorities with […]

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  2. Work

    Moving On To Liberty Mutual

    After weeks of reflection and learning, I decided to take a position at Liberty Mutual. I spent about a year at CoachUp. It was the highlight of my professional career. I learned a lot about software, design patterns, agile, and the craft of writing software. I wanted to continue learning and taking steps towards the […]

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  3. Work

    So Long CoachUp, Hello ????

    My time at CoachUp has come to an end Almost a year ago, I announced the start of my tenure at CoachUp and my departure from Eaton Vance. Today, I am announcing that my tenure at CoachUp is over. If you don’t know the story by now, CoachUp laid off 50% of the company at the […]

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  4. Random, Work

    Taking My Talents To Fort Point

    I recently made a decision – I’m taking my talents to Fort Point to join the CoachUp team! Four years ago, I worked on a web application with Jordan Fliegel, Arian Radmand, and Gabe Durazo. This web application was CoachUp.com. After I left the company, Jordan, Arian, and Gabe imposed their will on the startup […]

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  5. Bob's Goals, Work

    What I’ve Been Up To

    There hasn’t been many posts or many projects recenly at iBuildMVPs.com.  Since becoming a full time Senior Web Developer at a Boston based financial company, I have been actively turning down freelance opportunities. I was also busy getting married to my dream girl this past October.  Here’s the highlight video. In the past year, I’ve […]

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  6. Work

    Practice Creation More – New Goal: 1 blog post every day

    In this consumption based world we live in, it’s often difficult to create habits of creating.  It was assumed that it takes 21 days to create a habit, but newer research suggests it can take up to 200 days to form a new habit. No matter how long it takes to form a habit, I […]

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