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Dec 8, 2024 | 
biorxiv.org | Helen Byrne |Joshua A. Bull |Joshua Moore |Eoghan J. Mulholland
AbstractThe generation of spatial data in biology has been transformed by multiplex imaging and spatial-omics technologies, such as single cell spatial transcriptomics. These approaches permit detailed mapping of phenotypic information about individual cells and their spatial locations within tissue sections.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
The seldom discussed tale of the over-praised and the under-appreciated. Joshua Moore·FollowPublished inManagement Matters·4 min read·--Photo by Tajmia Loiacono on UnsplashNot all stars shine in the spotlight. Then again, not all stars are seen on stage. In the world of software development, there’s a stark contrast between the celebrated ‘rockstar’ developer and the unsung hero working tirelessly behind the scenes.
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Oct 27, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore |Ayodeji Awosika
How words can get in the way of truly communicatingJoshua Moore·FollowPublished inPractice in Public·3 min read·--Photo by LinkedIn Sales Solutions on UnsplashWith all the power of technology, with all our senses, why do we struggle so much to communicate? One of my favorite videos about communication is less than five minutes long. It’s a silent interview. Some missionaries are asked questions about their relationship to Jesus Christ.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
Consistency can drive either stagnation or remarkable growth — it’s all about what you pair it with. Joshua Moore·FollowPublished inManagement Matters·4 min read·--Photo by Erol Ahmed on UnsplashOn a cold, blustery day in the middle of winter, we were kept inside during recess. In Utah, it wasn’t too common to miss recess due to cold weather. Even snow days were just part of the norm. If the bus could get us to school, we were usually fine to go outside to play.
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
How to choose the right environment for every conversationJoshua Moore·FollowPublished inPsychology of Workplaces·6 min read·--Photo by Vanilla Bear Films on UnsplashChoosing the right environment for the right outcome is pivotal to critical conversations. A quiet, comfortable atmosphere might help with focus and attention for a serious discussion. Having light coming through large windows can help you think broader and more creatively.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
The Hidden Pitfalls of Doing Too MuchAs a software engineer, I knew exactly how those impatiently waiting for promotion felt. I delivered my stories on time and always finished the sprints on time. I thought if I just wait it out, good things will come. I also felt urgency to get promoted so I didn’t fall behind. I met with my manager to set and review my goals. I was expected to get my work done but also make time for more. Read this leadership book. Prove out this new technology.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
As I pitched servant leadership at a recent speaking event, one of the questions from the audience clearly defined the problem. “How can you be a servant leader if those around you are putting themselves first?”I’ve asked that question more than a few times myself. Inevitably, I have to review the evidence. People flock to leaders they can trust. I’ve seen that with my teams. However, there are things to watch out for as selfishness is pervasive in the market these days.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
Why You’re Struggling to Lead Without AuthorityIf they don’t believe you, trust you, or can validate your experience, you’ve already lost. In our attempts to improve our technical leaders in software engineering, we’ve created something fairly unique at 1–800 Contacts. Like many companies, our software engineering teams usually include the manager, a PM, developers, a designer, and a QA. Our managers are very technical and used to be the de facto technical lead.
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Jul 29, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
Mentoring gets such a bad rap. You're looking to grow and learn from someone who is doing all the things you want to be doing, but you don't see improvement. You're trying to help pay it forward to those you lead and mentor but you're missing the wow factor. It's like you're following a compass with what looks like a broken needle. You can see the ultimate destination but that's not the direction the compass is pointing. You're focused on the destination but not clear how to get there.
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Jul 27, 2024 | 
medium.com | Joshua Moore
Being the youngest of seven children has had its pros and cons. I remember so many days when mom would vocalize an ingredient she was missing while making dinner and everyone looked to me as the "gopher" (go for this, go for that). Being the last one to do everything (drive, get married, etc.) never made me feel unique or original. On the flip side, it was so great seeing all my siblings getting married, making choices on careers, where they settled down, and more.
