I wish we could improve our productivity by reworking our schedules for our tech support department. The current schedule have workers on weekends four weeks at a time and rotating with other techs.

I have a wide knowledge about my work but lately I daily have issue with monitoring my organization network. I know this put my organization at risk of breaches and I hope I really solve that.

Hey, how do you deal with developers who aren't responsive out on Slack? It's been really frustrating for me lately. I'm often the one handling alerts, PR requests, and conversations by myself while others aren't responding. Hours go by in the workday and people aren't responding to my pings. Builds are broken, and I'm the only one reviewing PRs. I know it's a culture thing and an expectation that should be set by management but I don't really have any control or influence there.

After freelancing in web and video since graduating in 2006, I've enjoyed the freedom and success of working solo. But with the arrival of my daughter, I am considering expanding into an agency. I'm hesitant about sacrificing the lifestyle I've grown accustomed to. It's a tough decision, knowing that if it succeeds, I might regret not making the leap sooner. I'm seeking advice from those who've faced similar choices, hoping to find clarity.

I'm feeling the burnout. Juggling a full-time job with freelance web development for 2 years has been a grind. Clocking in 60-70 hours a week, I'm noticing my focus waning and distractions piling up. Worried about maintaining quality as my workload increases. Any tips to keep going?

After a year of bootstrapping my startup, I am looking to raise pre-seed money. This is my first time raising money. Outside of asking my network, I am a bit overwhelmed by where to start, considering the wide range of advice online from blogs & forums. I would love to hear some short, no-nonsense opinions on the #1 way to find investors & get meetings with them.

It's challenging to maintain code quality and functionality while dealing with constant pressure to release new features quickly.