Today for something different. I will be volunteering my next two Sundays to support on of the biggest Polish charities in the world. The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity. Since 1993, they have been fundraising for modern hospital equipment in Poland. And managed to be the main driver of upskilling and equipping Polish equivalent of the NHS. They are also one of the biggest influencers of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity in Poland. Through their radio, TV channels and numerous activities throughout the year. There will be free entry events all across the UK on 22nd January and 29th January 2023. You can find out more about them and how to support the cause on the official website – https://en.wosp.org.pl/. Join the fundraisers if you can. Please let me know if you’d like to know more in comments.
My community football club – https://fcalcoholics.co.uk/, is also supporting the cause. More details on the club page.
An experienced engineer and manager. Worked in multiple industries in various sized enterprises. A strong believer that software is actually Peopleware. A software developer at heart, and also worked as a QA engineer, test manager, project manager, delivery manager and more.
I have managed teams and organizations of up to 40 people and budgets of 5mln dollars. I truly believe in DORA metrics and engineering efficiency. I am an active coder, with some playground projects in: https://github.com/fitg?tab=repositories.
More about my managerial style in: https://managerreadme.com/readme/fitgustaw.
On the personal side - a fan of magic the gathering, board games, role-playing games, psychology, real evidence-based science, books worth to read, European comics ... aaaand football (I am an active player still and support my home team of Pogon Szczecin). Happily married with a child. Owned by 3 cats and a dog.
Currently working at Zoopla.co.uk, re-imagining the property market, aiming to build the best information technology practices and services.
This blog has some of my creative thinking, some rambling and some coding.
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