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Joined September 2018
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After a long hiatus, there's a new interview on the site! 🎉 Today, we have Tomasz Korzeniowski (CEO and Founder) talking about his transition from development to management. Read our full interview with Tomasz here 👉🏼 devtomanager.com/interviews/…
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“I want to set up managers to succeed, no matter how much background they’ve already got.” - @avivby (Tech Executive Consultant and the author of the book "Tech Executive Operating System") Read our full interview with Aviv here 👉 buff.ly/3simpeA
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How to Keep Your Tech Skills Sharp in a Leadership Role buff.ly/3rwMmXz /by @emgosr
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“There seems to be a level of enlightenment reached by the most sophisticated engineering managers, at which the technical challenges fade into the background…” - 📖 Move Fast, How Facebook Builds Software
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Developer to Manager retweeted
Docker is hiring an Engineering Manager in Spain, Portugal, or Bulgaria 🐳 Feel free to DM me for details 🙂
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“I very well understand where my interests lie, which is being an enabler first and then a creator rather than being a creator/ maker 100%.” - @anandsafi (Engineering Manager at @mark43) Read the full interview with Anand here 👉 buff.ly/3io38nI
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Looking for fullstack engineers to help build out Miro Platform, DMs open and retweet appreciated. miro.com/careers/vacancy/508…
Writing gives software engineers superpowers.
For everyone who created a blog with good intentions, but didn't manage to stick to writing regularly: Not every article has to be a 5000 word epic. Share your thoughts. Explore ideas. Share quotes or inspiration. 3 or 3000 words, it doesn't matter. Just write!
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What are the different career paths you can choose after reaching Senior Engineer? buff.ly/3iUZbIR /by @emgosr
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We interviewed @ShawnAxsom (Senior Engineering Manager at @Docker) on his developer to manager transition and he had a lot of excellent advice on topics including leadership, coaching, productivity, outlook, and much more. Read the full interview here 👉 buff.ly/36daLYl
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At Yelp, engineering managers are responsible for the health, execution, and vision of their team. In this post, two of our engineering VPs discuss what it means to be accountable for the health of a team and how we support growth for our management teams. bit.ly/YelpEngineeringManage…
How do you measure developer experience inside your company? The state of internal tooling, do the devs have what they need to get work done, … Are there any specific metrics you focus on? 📊
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How do you sell technical debt to the business? By making a quantifiable business case.👇🏼 buff.ly/3fLl88U /by @thoughtbot
Developer to Manager retweeted
Can we make #1dayofcodechallenge a thing and encourage people to not burn out? 🤔 (vs #100DaysOfCode & #100daysofcodechallenge)
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Super helpful from @skamille - Management Basics: Determining a Performance Rating - elidedbranches.com/2021/05/m…
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What if career ladders had *three* tracks? buff.ly/2Sr4HqR /by @patkua
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Adjust your mgmt style for different team members. With more senior people, you might not always be able to teach them but you can provide a different perspective, context, and offer valuable feedback. 🎧 Get more of @_tessr’s advice 👉 range.co/blog/tess-rinearson…
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How can you effectively manage engineers who have far more experience than you? @_tessr recommends getting clear on where you can and can't offer support.
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