"Failure is instructive. The person who really thinks learns quite as much from his failures as from his successes.”  
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― John Dewey (Philosopher and Psychologist)

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Trial and error. Without a doubt the best mode of learning. But as an architect, given the broad scope and impact of our work, there is little to no room for mistakes.

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But what if YOU could learn from the mistakes of others?

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So we recorded, transcribed, and analyzed thousands of hours of coaching sessions to identify the mistake patterns that repeat across architects - from first-timers to experienced architects - real architects, real mistakes.

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And I'm sharing all of them with you - 380+ mistakes across 7 domains (from System Architecture to Delivery) and skills like business acumen, systems thinking and assumptions.

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So you can learn to avoid them in your day-to-day work or for your preparation for the CTA Review Board.

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And the best part?

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We'll do live Q&A sessions, where we will answer all your questions related to the mistakes.

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How it works?

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What's covered?

• System Architecture (Mix of systems, reporting, mobile, licenses, document management, org strategy)
• Security (declarative, programmatic, identity, platform security)
• Data Architecture (data model design, LDV, MDM, migration, archiving)
• Solution Architecture (declarative vs programmatic, build vs. buy, automation, 3rd party apps, UX, scalability)
• Integration (components, patterns, strategy, security)
• Development Life Cycle (governance, risks, tooling, testing, environments)
• Meta-skills (business acumen, future considerations, end-to-end thinking, assumptions, justifications)