Mastering feedback is no small feat—it shapes journeys and molds work cultures. My latest post has insights on delivering effective feedback, understanding various models, and integrating DEI principles. #Leadership#DEI#Feedback
https://t.co/dKYG18yBDm
As a software engineering manager, I've found my share of strategies to stay afloat when battling business. Check out my latest blog post for 12 time-saving strategies. https://t.co/Kjq0HIfgtk #TimeManagement#TechLife
💡 Navigating decisions in software management? Check out my new blog post about one-way and two-way door decisions—a tool I use daily to balance innovation with risk awareness. Would love to hear your thoughts! #SoftwareEngineering#DecisionMaking https://t.co/2Idchl22hq
💡 Writing code is only half the story in #Engineering. Navigating stakeholder expectations feels like finding the best route through city traffic during rush hour. My latest blog post "Decoding Stakeholder Management" shares my insights. Check it out: https://t.co/uHhziVL6cM
🚀 Just published a new blog post on "Reducing Throw-Away Work" ⬇️. If your team has ever spent weeks on a project only to find out you’ve built the wrong thing, this one's for you 🙌🏽.
Check it here and let me know your thoughts: https://t.co/Bhewlw0L2F
Just finished reading "The Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz and couldn't help but connect it to my work.
Read more about it in my latest post "The Four Agreements for Cross-Functional Software Projects": https://t.co/kBKFKfvExw
Sharing my thoughts on the art of 'managing up'. It's been a game-changer in my journey as an engineering manager. Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences! #Leadership#ManagingUp https://t.co/sydrUslvK7
Iterative roadmap planning has made a huge difference in how my teams approach development. If you're looking for a more flexible and collaborative planning approach, you might find my latest post interesting. https://t.co/7oVpOKoRLG
I’ve wanted to get back to writing for a while and have been putting it off until now. Here’s the first of a series of articles I’m planning to publish about Engineering Management.
https://t.co/1bYMxe3MHV
@MichelleHQ Early morning and late nights work best for me. Middle of the day is reserved for work and family. But I find getting anything done with kids around very challenging. There’s a surprise around every hour…
I'm low-key okay with seeing less automated tweets due to new Twitter API pricing.
I'm using this site as a human being and I don't appreciate automated tweets on timeline. Feels like going to a restaurant & instead of cooking food they serve you a ready meal from the supermarket
@tdinh_me This is so refreshing to see!
I was going to say “may the best product win”, but I think both the products will win and help make each other a lot better! Good luck y’all 🤜🏼
I finally set up a weekly email digest in @airtable for growthmakers .io
1⃣ Every monday
2⃣ An automation checks if new listings were added in my Airtable base
3⃣ And sends an email to subscribres with a summary
There are some limitations, but it's a good start for an MVP.
Don’t miss @KFosterMarks at #LeadDevNewYork! She will be sharing her experience of leading a learning-themed retrospective that strengthened the team’s learning culture and reduced learning debt. https://t.co/S77Lgc3uX4