From these two worlds, blogging and entrepreneurship, it became almost self-evident to pick up the editorial line I started back in 2013.
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After an editorial break, I'm picking my blog back up by bringing together my two passions, blogging and entrepreneurship: here are my new projects.
When I started my blog in 2013, my studies were running out of steam while my professional beginnings were just taking shape. Under those circumstances, describing my IT experiences and activities was a way for me to start a new adventure. Looking back, nearly 12 years later, wasn't there already a desire to project myself into a different future? Hard to say which one at the time, even at 21 years old.
At the start, with every article I finished, I felt a personal satisfaction in seeing my experiences take shape as a freely accessible publication. Over time, all of this became an integral part of my progression in my field. Expressing myself on topics I was passionate about helped me a great deal. The desire to exchange ideas online, enrich my thinking, and set clear goals contributed to my fulfillment. However, I had to drastically slow down because I ran into some of life's obstacles between late 2018 and late 2020.
The accumulation of my many disappointments, particularly as an employee, convinced me in 2020 to begin my entrepreneurial journey with Cybernetics SAS. There too was the desire to project myself into a different future. Just as with my blog, I devoted myself to this goal with energy. I had to adapt my strategies as best I could, and over time, my abilities progressed at the pace of my daily commitment. I have supported various types of entrepreneurs, hundreds of employees, and dozens of companies of all sizes.
From these two worlds, blogging and entrepreneurship, it became almost self-evident to pick up the editorial line I started in 2013. However, I cannot bring myself to hand over my free spirit and professional conscience to AI. Indeed, times change, but now that everyone proclaims themselves an IT engineer, and "experts" swarm LinkedIn, isn't it time to establish total transparency about our real, human capabilities?
On my personal blog, I express myself through lived experience, and whenever I get the chance, I validate it with certifications. Transparency is one of my first commitments, while the second is making sure my work follows all good practices, particularly in terms of ethics and compliance with standards. On the road to new endeavors...
Jérémie Kassianoff