17 blogs
about Management.
Adam Keys is typing
Developer and engineering manager at large.
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Avoid the ternary operator, I’m begging you
Allow me a bit of a soapbox-rant. A spicy take, as we might say these days. You’re using the ternary operator wrong in Ruby, JavaScript, and almost everything else. It’s for expressions, not control flow. …
Adam McKerlie
Musings of an Engineering Leader.
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Updated 2 months ago
2023 review of the books I read
A look into the books I read in 2023, the goals I set and how I did.
Almad's Changelog
I share my experiences with technology, startups and getting through life.
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Updated 11 months ago
On Reducing Problems to the One AI Thing
We are now living in the age of OpenAI narrative, and a lot of problems are to be aligned to fit it. What are going to be side-effects of its implementation is going to be …
Anna Shipman
I write about tech, leadership and tech leadership.
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Updated 2 months ago
Learning from a strategy project
A couple of years ago I worked on a strategic project that was outside my remit. It was an incredible learning experience for me and here is some of what I learned. The problem I …
Ben Matthews
Freelance guides, marketing tips and travel tricks.
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Updated a month ago
An Infinite Shortage of Managers
Generative AI integrations appearing in common enterprise software that your organisation is likely already using. Source Related posts: How to network online as a freelancer This Is An Insight: Social Media Week and Quiet Success …
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Erik Bernhardsson
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Updated 3 months ago
Simple sabotage for software
CIA produced a fantastic book during the peak of World War 2 called Simple Sabotage. It laid out various ways for infiltrators to ruin productivity of a company. Some of the advice is timeless, for …
GeePawHill.org – Weekly Posts
Helping Geeks Produce for Over 40 Years. My mission is to help people learn how to embrace change and harvest its value.
By GeePaw Hill.
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Updated a month ago
Optimize for Our Humans
Leading Technical Change is a small, live, remote seminar aimed squarely at a single topic: Real Change in the Real World. A new cohort is open now: March 11,12,14, & 15, 10am to noon Eastern …
Irrational Exuberance
I’m a writer and a software engineering leader.
By Will Larson.
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Updated 6 days ago
Ex-technology companies.
One of the most interesting questions I got after joining Calm in 2020 was whether Calm was a technology company. Most interestingly, this question wasn’t coming from friends or random strangers on the internet, it …
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Jade Rubick.
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Updated a week ago
The dangers of unreliable platforms (on the SRE Path podcast)
Ash Patel interviewed me for the SRE Path podcast. He said the conversation got “spicier and spicier. At one point, I was hunting for my favorite sparkling passionfruit drink to cool thinks down.” This was …
Jessitron – blog
symmathecist, in the medium of code.
By Jessica Kerr.
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Updated 2 weeks ago
talk: Experimenting in Sociotechnical Systems
for: Explore DDD, March 2024 At Honeycomb, we have a company value: Everything is an Experiment. Sometimes people take that too literally, and try to make every UI change an A/B test, every process adjustment …
Mike Crittenden – Call me Critter
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How I rate books
I’m writing this for my future self, because I never can decide how to rate things on Goodreads. = Abandoned, not worth finishing = I finished it but I regret reading it in the first …
By Mike Crittenden, 98 words
No Idea Blog
Posts about things.
By Tanya Reilly.
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Updated 2 years ago
Staff engineer communities
Chapter 5 of The Staff Engineer’s Path is going to be about leading big projects, the kind that involve a lot of teams, or where the stakes are high, or the path forward is ambiguous–or …
By Tanya Reilly, 1,074 words
Notes on engineering leadership | Kellan Elliott-McCrea
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Updated 6 months ago
Push and Pull
A model I return to a lot when talking about engineering processes is Push and Pull. Often when we design a new process or system we struggle to get buy-in. That lack of buy-in can …
Org Design for Design Orgs
By Peter Merholz, Kristin Skinner.
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Updated 3 years ago
Define your design team—here’s an agenda for creating a charter
This year, I’ve helped 5 design teams draft their charter. At the outset of this work is a series of 4 2-hour group sessions (it used to be a one-day workshop in a conference room) …
Peter Merholz
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Updated 2 months ago
Whither UX Research?
A few years ago, we interviewed Jen Cardello for Finding Our Way, and she shared that her team (UX Research) is peered with “market research, behavioral economics, brand, and advertising research, and customer loyalty” in …
By Peter Merholz, 621 words
Tatiana Mac » writing, professional and personal
Collection of engineering tutorials, insights on management, reflections on the complicated nature of humans, our love, injustice, and everything between.
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Updated a year ago
Enter strawman: Build a tangible form to anchor esoteric discussions
You ask, "Should I be making a new directory for this feature I'm building?" You expect a return value of: "yes" or "no." You had a 50% chance of guessing the "correct" answer...right? Four hours, …
TechLeader.pro
Software engineering leadership.
By John Collins.
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Updated 5 days ago
Tech Leader Pro podcast 2024 week 12, the AI training data market place
A marketplace for high-quality training data models for AI is about to emerge, and it will be extremely lucrative.