Dunbar’s 6 Magic Numbers
You might have heard of the (in)famous Dunbar’s number, about the limit of the number of stable relationships we can maintain.
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Gender-Neutral Terms To Address A Group
It takes practice to stop saying “hey guys” – but what are some alternatives?
The Most Important Characteristics Of High-Performance Teams (2022)
What makes high-performance teams stand out? What sets these teams apart from the rest? How can you build outstanding teams? Dive in for the answers.
4 Product Development Fallacies
There are some fallacies about product development I’ve faced over my career that not only make daily work harder but actually have a toxic effect on both culture and processes.
Tips On Prioritizing Tech Debt In A Healthy Way
Delivery speed results in cost reduction; confidence enables speed; confidence requires quality.
Stop Changing, Start Experimenting
Got a crazy idea that you think would totally work but you fear nobody will let you try it? Propose it as an experiment, not a change!
The 5 Common Mistakes Of New Engineering Managers
These are the most common mistakes of new engineering managers who just left their individual contributor track – learn how to fix them.
Use Active Listening to Boost Your Career
The art of effective listening is essential to clear communication, and clear communication is necessary for career success. Learn how to get better at it.
The 4 Key Ways We Fail As Engineering Managers
Being a successful engineering manager is not easy. Learn about the 4 key ways of failure you need to watch.
Kindness is a hidden software engineering superpower
Kindness is a hidden superpower for software engineers. It helps your peers feel safe, and if they feel safe people take the risks that enable efficient, honest communication and thus real collaboration.