Hi, I’m Jeremy, also known as
Hi. I’m Jeremy Gimbel, known by many as @dreadfullyposh.
I write about a variety of topics, including web development, leadership, management, humor, and LGBTQ+ issues on Medium.
With a clear and structured outline, even non-writers can produce compelling and informative content that addresses the needs of potential customers.
Read A Non-Writers Guide to Writing Customer-Focused Web ContentAddressing questions through blog content is a powerful strategy to cater to potential customer needs. By focusing on providing answers, your content...
Read The Power of Answers- Why Addressing Questions is the Ultimate Blog Content StrategyWeb development agencies must continue to adapt and offer comprehensive solutions to their clients.
Read Elevate Your Client Services- Why You Should Offer Content Marketing Training to Your ClientsWith the right approach, a little bit of effort, and a solid plan your website can be a valuable investment that brings tangible returns for your busi...
Read Turning Your Website from Expense to Investment- The Power of SEO and Content MarketingHow I went from avoiding the Raspberry Pi to using 5 of these small computers to power essential services around my home.
Read What I do with 5 Raspberry Pi 4 single board computersWhy building teams that rely on each other makes everything better.
Read 5 Delightful Side Effects of Creating a Culture of InterdependencyCompanies of all sizes want to grow it, shape it, and foster it. But what exactly is it?
Read Sorry, but you can’t just create a company cultureFollow along as I build a web application to archive my Medium content on my own domain.
Read How I built a Medium content archive website with LaravelWhile some may have leadership tendencies, no one is born knowing how to be a leader
Read 5 Things I’ve Learned About Tech LeadershipHow job loss affects different generations and genders differently.
Read Cats and white male boomers always land on their feetThis sounds like the dream scenario for the stereotypical megalomaniac manager. But I assure you that I am not one of those.
Read Three things that happened to my team when I fired someone every day.There are few situations in life as devastating as a show-hole.
Read Navigating a devastating show-holeI've been writing and publishing content on the web for years, but I've never been consistent at it. I've always worked at it for a while…
Read Three things I’ve learned about publishing on Medium in the last year.I've been a manager of some sort for nearly 7 years. And it's hard — but not for the reasons you think.
Read Being a manager is hard.I saw a tweet the other day that inspired me to write about the pressure we all feel to participate.
Read On participation and “sitting this one out”Over the last few years I've been ruminating on a number of ideas related to my experience with coming out, Gay history, identity and…
Read On Gay History and Gay Guilt and Gay Spaces and Gay Generations and the Gay IdentityIt was 2008. I had recently graduated college. My degree was in Information Systems, but I didn't want to work in an I.T. department. I had a job line...
Read How Rick Ellis, CodeIgniter and ExpressionEngine changed my life.As 2018 comes to a close and I reflect back, it's been been a year of tremendous change for me. It's been one of most challenging and…
Read What it’s like to get fired for being gay in 2018The majority of my time is spent working for Happy Cog, however I do take on occasional consulting and speaking gigs.
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Recruiters, please do not contact me. I’m not looking for employment at this time.
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