When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail
Recently, I attended the Summit North America conference in Nashville, Tennessee. When I wasn’t teaching my academy classes or presenting, I tried to attend as many sessions as I could (between stints at the puppy snuggle booth of course). One session that really sticks with me today was presented by Chris Gannon of Microsoft. It […]
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