Kealy Williams on Atomic Spin

Culture

Pick the Desk Where Your Boss Can See You

Picking a desk? Pick the one near your boss. You want the people making decisions about your career to know you exist.

The Software Life

When Code Becomes Cheap, What’s Left?

The typing got cheap. The judgment didn't. Knowing what good looks like and catching what the agent gets wrong is the developer's work now.

Project & Team Management

Here’s Where Change Actually Starts: Leading with Listening

A reflection on leading with listening, learning why convincing isn’t enough, and how meaningful change starts by understanding the people doing the work.

The Software Life

It’s Not About the Code — It’s About the Relationship

My most important consulting skill is relational. Relationship doesn't make the work easier; it makes the hard parts possible.

Artificial Intelligence

Turn Meeting Transcripts into Action: A Prompt for Finding What Matters

Tired of digging through meeting transcripts? Learn how to use AI to summarize meeting topics with a smart, flexible prompt.

Exploratory Testing

You Can’t Outsource Test-Driven Development to AI

A software engineer uses AI to write unit tests first — but the results reveal why true Test-Driven Development can’t be outsourced.

Unit Testing

Unit Tests: Your Code’s Living, Breathing Specification

Learn how unit tests serve as a living specification, enhancing code clarity. Explore Test-Driven Development with real-world examples.

Culture

Bereavement Leave on Day One: A Testament to Company Culture

Even before my official first day of work, I discovered that Atomic Object truly lives up to the culture they describe.

Kealy Williams

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