This was brilliant, Helen! I would've never connected Napoleon --> civil services--->bureaucratic adoption across industries --->software/tech industry. The randomness of a specialist manager's hyphenation preference affecting our driver's licenses is especially Kafka-esque. I loved the connections you made here!
Another fascinating article, which took me through an incredible journey of history and software! You captured the essence so well and how relatable work structures can be today. I want to learn more history from you, looking forward to the next! 🙌
Yet another excellent, enlightening piece. I love how you are so capable of connecting seemingly unconnectable (is this a word?) things and trends and movements and ideas. The Napoleonic Code! You reminisced me of my (ancient) studies. Fantastic piece, Helen!
This was brilliant, Helen! I would've never connected Napoleon --> civil services--->bureaucratic adoption across industries --->software/tech industry. The randomness of a specialist manager's hyphenation preference affecting our driver's licenses is especially Kafka-esque. I loved the connections you made here!
Another fascinating article, which took me through an incredible journey of history and software! You captured the essence so well and how relatable work structures can be today. I want to learn more history from you, looking forward to the next! 🙌
Yet another excellent, enlightening piece. I love how you are so capable of connecting seemingly unconnectable (is this a word?) things and trends and movements and ideas. The Napoleonic Code! You reminisced me of my (ancient) studies. Fantastic piece, Helen!