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I found this piece of advice from Will Larson in an interview by Gergely Orosz one of the most insightful I've ever read: What’s your advice for software engineers ambitious to be a Head of Engineering, VP of Engineering, or CTO? ‘Spend more time understanding why people’s perspectives are “right,” rather than why they’re “wrong.” I think of this as extracting the core of what people say.
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For a long time I’ve felt like the only thing worth working on is the next most important thing. Why spend time working on something that’s less important if there’s something more important that needs work? I’ve changed my mind on this. I think it’s always good to be working on two things: The next most important thing, and the next most interesting thing. It’s hard for an interesting thing to compete for your attention if your only criteria for attention is criticality. Interesting things are rarely critical. They’re exploratory. And if you only think in terms of what absolutely needs your attention right now, you’ll never leave room for things that might satisfy your curiosity. That’s important too, just on a different level. We're taking this spirit into our 25th year of business in 2024. More experimental design, experimental tech, experimental business models, experimental strategies, experimental products, experimental experiments that may lead to brand new insights and outcomes we didn’t know we were capable of before. I’m looking forward to the surprises.
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Super excited for the monthly Geeks Who Lead meetup in NYC tonight. I'll be discussing "how much to invest in what" with Kwame Thomison, VP Engineering at Alma. Thanks to our sponsors Engineer Access, Primary Venture Partners, Stride, Okteto and Aptible - we wouldn't be able to run the community or the events without their support. When you’re being asked to do more with less, it’s sometimes hard to right-size investments in activities like platform engineering or L&D that deliver value, but are not on the customer facing roadmap. In this months discussion, we’ll be chatting about how to identify, evaluate and propose investments in improving your org (whether through tooling or training) that will provide a clear and measurable ROI.
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This is such an amazing talk from my colleague and friend James Lewis wherein he delves into the concept of flow in organizational contexts, exploring how work processes, value creation, and the principles of continuous delivery shape the modern approach to software development. Well worth an hour of your time !!
🤔 Have you ever thought about why what we see as the sensible defaults for software engineering in 2023 work? James Lewis will use ideas from Information Theory and Complexity Science to peek into the domain model of our everyday experiences turning ideas into running software. Watch this #YOW23 talk here 👇 https://lnkd.in/g3HKQ63D
How Flow Works & Other Curiosities • James Lewis • YOW! 2023
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