Chickenized reverse centaurs... 🤯
Listen to this episode if you want to look at the world just a little bit differently.
Examining capitalism's chokepoints https://t.co/ie22Rlaozt via @changelog
Really solid article on being an "effective engineer" the anti-patterns seemed a little too specific to the writer's experiences, but overall a lot of really good points.
#SoftwareEngineering
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I really enjoyed this article. It made me think about how I usually fall back on old habits and reinforced that I should continue to look for opportunities to experiment, learn, and grow as a leader.
https://t.co/mmCzJkybEf
"By viewing ourselves as works in progress and evolving our professional identities through trial and error, we can develop a personal style that feels right to us and suits our organizations’ changing needs."
#LeadershipDevelopment#EngineeringManagment
A really interesting episode of @GoTimeFM "Avoiding Bloat" https://t.co/R9udXBmTon something I hadn't thought a lot about but something that makes sense to consider. #golang via @changelog
I've always thought that #mobprograming sounded really interesting, this episode of @changelog
really makes me want to experiment with it. Does anyone have good or bad experiences with it they'd like to share? https://t.co/8YzF9xrRKe
While watching the Interact conference today, I heard about the SPACE framework for measuring productivity, makes so much sense. https://t.co/xfMCdisnfJ
"So, new leaders, read those books and expose yourself to those ideas, but don’t stop there. Listen to your people, and don’t be afraid to break your perfect structures to accommodate their needs." Via @skamille#EngineeringLeadership
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