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The day-to-day work of engineering management: clarity, accountability, people, and scope.
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Practical Motivation And Engineering Management – A Tale Of 2 Frameworks.
Two useful motivation frameworks for engineering managers who want to understand what actually helps people do good work.
A One-On-One Document Template You’ll Actually Use
A practical one-on-one template for managers who want useful conversations instead of empty recurring meetings.
The Most Important Characteristics Of High-Performance Teams (2023)
What makes high-performance teams stand out? What sets these teams apart from the rest? How can you build outstanding teams? Dive in for the answers.
The 10 Golden Rules of Team Leadership
Ten observations on team leadership from a seasoned team coach and manager.
4 Product Development Fallacies
There are some fallacies about product development I’ve faced over my career that not only make daily work harder but actually have a toxic effect on both culture and processes.
Stop Changing, Start Experimenting
Got a crazy idea that you think would totally work but you fear nobody will let you try it? Propose it as an experiment, not a change!
Tips On Prioritizing Tech Debt In A Healthy Way
Delivery speed results in cost reduction; confidence enables speed; confidence requires quality.
The 5 Common Mistakes Of New Engineering Managers
The most common mistakes new engineering managers make, why they happen, and how to correct them early.
The 4 Key Ways We Fail As Engineering Managers
Being a successful engineering manager is not easy. Learn about the 4 key ways of failure you need to watch.
7 harmful biases in performance reviews
Unbiased performance reviews are key to a healthy organization and people’s growth. Learn about the typical biases in the process and how to counter them.