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How to Run Your Calendar When You Manage Multiple Teams
My calendar, my meeting rules, and the one weekly meeting I'd keep if I had to cancel everything else
Running five or six teams isn’t about working longer hours. It’s about designing a calendar where most things work without you.
Why I Stopped Approving My Team's Time Off
Approving a doctor’s appointment for someone’s kid shouldn’t require your signature. If it currently does, that’s not process, that’s babysitting with a manager title.
Every time a request like that lands in your inbox, you’re being handed...
How to Build Extreme Ownership on Small Teams
Let me get this out of the way first. I don’t think anyone who does code review is a sucker.
That’s not what this post is about.
It’s about something else. Code review, the way most teams practice it, quietly takes ownership away from the...
The Build vs Buy Framework for Engineering Leaders
When should engineering teams build software in-house vs buy it? A practical framework with real case studies, including one that breaks the rules.
This one comes from a reader content request. If you’re stuck on a decision in your enginee...
How I give technical feedback to engineer who's more technical than me?
Pretending you reviewed the code is worse than admitting you didn’t.
I stopped writing production code a few years back. Somewhere in that stretch, I ended up managing engineers who are sharper than I’ll ever be again on the technical side...
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