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Short Form With Phil Simon

by Phil Simon

Audio recordings read and slightly ad-libbed my blog, typically no longer than five minutes.

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Episodes

  1. The Curiosity Dividend

    A post on the benefits of embracing the unknown.

  2. On AI, Priorities, and Product Development

    Thoughts on ignoring a popular product's glaring weakness to pursue sexy new features.

  3. Three Freelancing Models

    Thoughts on a few ways to make a living for yourself.

  4. Why I Don't Write With ChatGPT

    Thoughts on the generative AI tool that's taking the world by storm.

  5. For Whom? The Importance of Writer Personas

    Why non-fiction authors should rely upon a common technique in the software-development world.

  6. On ChatGPT, Duplicability, and Citizen Development

    Thoughts on the AI tool that's all the rage today. Full post here.

  7. Is There a Difference Between Citizen Developers and Subject-Matter Experts?

    In this post, I answer this question. Full post here.

  8. Should Authors Leave Twitter?

    In the abstract, hell yes. For authors, however, the answer is a little more nuanced. Full post here.

  9. On Amoeba and Notion

    Low-code/no-code tools don't fall neatly into a single category. Full post here.

  10. Citizen Developers and Author Choices

    Why I specifically avoided a few key topics in my new book Low-Code/No-Code: Citizen Developers and the Surprising Future of Business Applications.

  11. Characteristics of the Modern Citizen Developer

    I answer Seinfeld's immortal question, Who are these people?

  12. Low-Code/No-Code Book Description

    What’s my new book about a nutshell?

  13. How to Switch LC/NC Vendors

    I toss in a few pop culture references and offer thoughts on saying goodbye to one and hello to another one.

  14. Professional Scribes vs. Amateur Writers

    Thoughts on how these two groups approach the craft of penning a book.

  15. On Calendly Etiquette

    When egos, tech, and the desire for efficiency collide.

  16. Simon's Laws of Interorganizational Communication and Collaboration

    Project charters are meaningless unless people, you know, actually follow them. Sadly, this isn't always the case.

  17. Short Form With Phil Simon

    I'm selectively reading some of my blog posts on Spotify.

  18. Zillow, Location, and the Beginning of the End of Compensating Wage Differentials?

    I dust off my old HR hat in today's post and drop a reference from The Wire.

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Audio recordings read and slightly ad-libbed my blog, typically no longer than five minutes.

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