Give yourself full permission to interview your future managers back. When they ask "Do you have any questions for me," take the opportunity to expose what your next 1+ years under this person might be like.
Here are 5 questions I have or wished I'd asked of my future managers:
Interesting read, it shows how large organizations if open to transformation could be more customer focused by creating empowered teams. I liked the part about hands on, as I have moved into management I still try to continue to write code!
As a PM, I always wondered what taking the founder plunge would feel like 🥶 Then last year, I finally did. A thread on what early stage startup work has taught me about time, money, team, and what I do all day: 🧵
@jaybroek Yep definitely jumped into the deep end, although took me a while to figure out how deep. It's going well. Hope things are going well for you.
@klillington @TheRegister Demon was my first internet provider, still have found memories of the tunes the modem played when trying to negotiate a connection.
Interesting what you find when preparing to move. My first every electronics project, IOT in 1988 and not a cloud insight. Also found notes from a thermo fluid mechanics lecture.
If you are a developer, and you feel bad about not knowing everything, I have one item I want you to memorize:
No one knows everything. No one.
The best coders in the world only know a small fraction of everything there is to know about coding.
I’ve had some toxic jobs. Lesson learned:
When things go bad, good people leave, eventually followed by people who thought they could change things but got buried because too many good people left. Those left are bad people or hostages.
The good people are your canary.
Hubble public data for all active instruments (COS, STIS, WFC3, ACS, FGS) are now available in the cloud as part of the AWS public dataset program. Learn more about how to use the data (including Cycle 26 proposals) here: https://t.co/QhBh7K5UKC #aas232 🚀
Re-sharing the Data Ethics Canvas for any #reimagine2017 attendees who might find it interesting/fancy trying it out on projects. 🤓🤖 https://t.co/CNAsGz99kN