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Minimum Viable ManagementPolitics at Work Without Losing Your SoulIn this episode, Mike and Neha are joined by Denise, an engineering leader and former colleague from GitHub and Pivotal, to unpack the reality of workplace politics and why ignoring them is not a neutral choice. Drawing on Denise’s LeadDev talk and hard-earned lessons from management and senior IC roles, the conversation explores political capital, information asymmetry, allyship and the idea of “table flips” as a finite currency.Together they discuss when to spend influence, when to hold it back and how privilege shapes who gets heard. From advocating for promotions to using power respon...
2025-12-2932 min
The Software Delivery NotebookEngineering performance and AI impact 2025 ReportThis week we look at the LeadDev and Honeycomb Engineering Performance report 2025, which is based on 400+ survey responses from engineering leaders. Find out what they’re measuring performance and how they work out whether AI is having an impact.
2025-11-1812 min
AVK – Anonim Vezetők KlubjaAVK #38: A kiégésrőlNincs látványos villanás, mégis lehet, hogy te, vagy valaki a csapatodban éppen a kiégéstől szenved.Ehhez a podcasthez egy rövid összefoglalót is olvashatsz:https://www.avkpodcast.hu/p/avk-38-kieges-burnout📃 Témáink mára(00:00) - Beköszönünk, szolgálati közlünk, sziasztok(02:59) - Sztoritájm: mikor éreztük utoljára, hogy “ki vagyunk égve?(11:58) - Mi pontosan a kiégés? Civilek és agykutatók válaszolnak.(34:33) - Hogyan vedd észre magadon és máson?(40:01) - Hogyan tudju...
2025-10-151h 57
It Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipValues → Culture → Everything: Why Company Culture Actually MattersKevin Goldsmith revisits his influential 2013 keynote on engineering culture, expanding the conversation beyond just engineering teams to address anyone navigating workplace dynamics. This episode breaks down the real mechanics of how organizational values create culture, and how culture shapes everything from hiring decisions to performance reviews.
What you'll learn:
The difference between stated company values and actual values (and a simple test to tell them apart)
Why culture "eats strategy for breakfast" and how it can accelerate or sabotage company success
How to build systems that reinforce positive culture through career ladders, hiring, and onboarding
When...
2025-09-281h 04It Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipHow to Handle Career Gaps and What CTOs Actually Do All DayIn this episode of It Depends: Lessons in Technology Leadership, Kevin returns from a summer break with a new podcast format and two big topics. First, he shares practical advice for navigating an unplanned career break—whether due to layoffs or a tough job market. From reframing “career break” on your résumé, to launching a consultancy, building a startup, or contributing to open source, Kevin outlines concrete ways to stay relevant, keep your skills sharp, and strengthen your positioning for the next opportunity.
Then he pulls back the curtain on what a CTO really does all day. Dra...
2025-09-1446 minIt Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipENCORE: Building a technical career path at SpotifyThis is a repeat of an episode originally released on March 2, 2025
In this episode of the "It Depends" podcast, host Kevin Goldsmith shares his unique experience designing Spotify's engineering career framework. As the leader of this initiative, Kevin provides a behind-the-scenes look at how Spotify's distinct career pathing system was developed, a system that reinforced its unique engineering culture rather than undermining it.
Kevin explains the delicate balance of timing when implementing a career framework. Waiting too long (as Spotify did) can cause problems, but implementing too early can stifle a growing o...
2025-08-1745 min
The New Stack PodcastThe Top AI Tool for Devs Isn’t GitHub Copilot, New Report FindsIn this week’s episode ofThe New Stack Agents, Scott Carey, editor-in-chief of LeadDev, discussed their first AI Impact Report, which explores how engineering teams are adopting AI tools. The report shows that two-thirds of developers are actively using AI, with another 20% in pilot stages and only 2% having no plans to use AI — a group Carey finds particularly intriguing. Popular tools include Cursor (43%) and GitHub Copilot (37%), with others like OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude following, while Amazon Q and Replit lag behind.Most developers use AI for code generation, documentation, and research, but usage for DevOps tasks like test...
2025-08-1536 min
Refactoring PodcastDiversity, AI, and Junior Engineers 🎨 — with Meri WilliamsToday's guest is Meri Williams, who is the CTO of Pleo and the host of LeadDev conferences for more than 10 years. With Meri, we started by talking about diversity, why it is such a controversial topic, why diverse teams make for stronger teams, and what are the mistakes engineering leaders should avoid. Then we took from her experience with Lead Dev to explore what makes for a good talk, and what Meri looks for when she selects the best ones.And finally, we explored how AI is going to change how we develop engineers and grow junior co-workers.(01:19) Introduction(02:04) Meri's...
2025-08-1552 min
Refactoring PodcastDiversity, AI, and Junior Engineers 🎨 — with Meri WilliamsToday's guest is Meri Williams, who is the CTO of Pleo and the host of LeadDev conferences for more than 10 years. With Meri, we started by talking about diversity, why it is such a controversial topic, why diverse teams make for stronger teams, and what are the mistakes engineering leaders should avoid. Then we took from her experience with Lead Dev to explore what makes for a good talk, and what Meri looks for when she selects the best ones.And finally, we explored how AI is going to change how we develop engineers and grow junior co-workers.(01:19) Introduction(02:04...
2025-08-1552 min
Engineering Enablement by DXHow to cut through the hype and measure AI’s real impact (Live from LeadDev London)In this special episode of the Engineering Enablement podcast, recorded live at LeadDev London, DX CTO Laura Tacho explores the growing gap between AI headlines and the reality inside engineering teams—and what leaders can do to close it.Laura shares data from nearly 39,000 developers across 184 companies, highlights the Core 4 and introduces the AI Measurement Framework, and offers a practical playbook for using data to improve developer experience, measure AI’s true impact, and build better software without compromising long-term performance.Where to find Laura Tacho:• X: https...
2025-08-0823 min
todo:cast - Developer Podcast#124 News: Stack Overflow Developer Survery 2025, Programmierer besiegt OpenAI, Microsoft zahlt bis zu 40.000$ für .NET-BugsDie 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey zeigt Trends wie die KI-Nutzung, Vertrauen in Dev-Tools und die anhaltende Dominanz von Python. Eine aktuelle Studie weist darauf hin, dass die durch KI erwartete Produktivitätssteigerung von Entwicklern oft überschätzt wird. Microsoft erweitert sein Bug-Bounty-Programm für .NET mit Prämien bis zu 40.000 USD für kritische Sicherheitslücken. In einem spannenden Wettbewerb besiegt ein menschlicher Programmierer einen KI-Gegner in einem Marathon-Coding-Event. Diese Entwicklungen bieten neue Chancen und Herausforderungen im Zusammenspiel von Mensch und Maschine im Entwickleralltag.---Ihr wollt uns etwas Gutes t...
2025-08-0435 minIt Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipENCORE: Addressing the challenges of partially distributed engineering teamsThis is a repeat of an episode originally released on August 4, 2024.
In this episode of the It Depends podcast, host Kevin Goldsmith delves into the complexities of managing partially distributed engineering teams.
Kevin discusses the nuances of communication, collaboration, and culture in partially distributed teams, emphasizing the unique challenges that arise when some team members work remotely while others remain in the office. He highlights his experiences at companies like Adobe, Microsoft, and more, offering valuable lessons on effective management strategies and the importance of maintaining human connections in a digital work environment.
2025-08-0334 min
Marginally BetterBreaking Things, Returning Things, and Getting Things Right“Move fast and break things” might’ve been the startup mantra of the early 2000s—but in 2025, it’s costing companies customers, credibility, and billions in returns. In this episode of Marginally Better, Joe Taylor, Jr. unpacks how the speed-at-all-costs philosophy is being replaced by something smarter: thoughtful design, seamless returns, and customer-first decision-making. From Zappos' billion-dollar bet on free returns to IKEA’s cinnamon roll-powered strategy, discover how today’s best businesses are building loyalty by slowing down, listening up, and getting things right. If you’ve ever cursed a broken update or fallen in love with a handwritten thank-you note...
2025-07-2325 minIt Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipENCORE: Becoming a CTOIf you are on the technology management track, the final role is Chief Technology Officer. Still, the path to the role is not obvious because the role itself differs greatly from company to company. The episode includes chapter 10 from "It Depends: Writing on Technology Leadership 2012-2022," "Becoming a CTO." This chapter discusses the common skills needed for the CTO in almost any company and how the role differs between early-stage and mid-stage companies.
This is a repeat of an episode originally released on April 28, 2024.
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2025-07-2036 min
Un român în LondraPodcast “Un român în Londra” ep 344 – Am fost speaker la LeadDev London 2025În episodul 344 al podcastului „Un român în Londra” am vorbit despre prezența la LeadDev London 2025. Trebuie cont ca să vezi video cu prezentarea mea de accesibilitate web pe site-ul LeadDev (PDF, video).
Show notes: manuelcheta.com
2025-07-0837 minIt Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipENCORE: Fail Safe, Fail Smart... Succeed!We discuss how critical failure is to innovation and how to handle it effectively. We discuss how software used to be written, Clippy, and why it was bound to fail. We also explore how Spotify utilizes the Think It/Build It/Ship It/Tweak It framework to build fail-safe products, and more.
This is a repeat of an episode originally released on January 20, 2024.
Seattle's Got Tech Event at Seattle Startup Week
LeadDev New York
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The book: It Depends: Writing on Technology 2012-2022
Your host: Kevin Goldsmith
2025-07-0658 min
EnderinkoYazılımda Kariyer Rotaları: Junior'lıktan Liderliğe Giden Yolculuk | Bölüm 4 - Liderlik ve YönetimEnderinko’nun “Yazılımda Kariyer Rotaları” serisinin dördüncü bölümüne hoş geldin! Bu bölümde artık geliştirici şapkamızı çıkarıp liderlik ve yönetim aşamasını detaylıca ele alıyoruz.Bu bölümde, yazılım dünyasında lider ve yönetici olmanın ne anlama geldiğini tüm yönleriyle ele alıyorum.🔹 IC ve yönetici rolleri arasındaki farklar🔹 Liderlik nedir, yönetim nedir?🔹 Başarı tanımının değişmesi🔹 İyi bir liderde olması gereken 4 temel özellik🔹 Tekn...
2025-07-0224 min
OhMyCloud!Przedwakacyjna seria nowości- AI, chmura i bezpieczeństwo 🏖️🤖☁️🔐Zanim rzucimy wszystko i wyjedziemy… do terminala pod palmą 🌴, mamy dla Was solidną porcję newsów z ostatnich tygodni! 📦 Co znajdziecie w odcinku? – Najnowsze zmiany u dostawców chmurowych — co dodali, a co (po cichu) usunęli – Przegląd ciekawostek i przełomów w świecie AI – Kilka mocnych akcentów z obszaru security — w sam raz, by nie zostawić dziur w systemie przed urlopem 😅 🎯 Luźna forma, konkretne treści i jak zwykle: trochę śmiechu, trochę „co tu się właśnie wydarzyło?” 🎁 Sprawiliśmy sobie prezent i zamówil...
2025-06-281h 07It Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipWhy I Wrote a Book: A Meta Episode on Self-Publishing and DIY Business
In this season finale, Kevin pulls back the curtain on his entire book-writing and self-publishing journey. What started as a collection of blog posts became "It Depends: Writing on Technology Leadership, 2012 to 2022" – but why go the DIY route instead of working with a traditional publisher?
You'll learn:
The real reasons tech leaders should (or shouldn't) write books
Detailed breakdown of self-publishing vs. traditional publishing
Specific tools and workflows: from WordPress to Word, ChatGPT for indexing, and recording audiobooks at home
The business side: Amazon KDP vs. Ingram Spark, profit margins, and what actually sells
Costly mistakes to...
2025-06-2245 min
Technology, AI, Cooking and FinanceWhy developers and their bosses disagree over generative AI - LeadDev
2025-05-0904 min
AVK – Anonim Vezetők KlubjaLeadership Híradó #09: Mit tanulhatsz a vezetődtől, ha utálodEz itt a Leadership Híradó, hetente érkező rövid műsorunk, ahol tech és leadership hírekről, valamint a minket foglalkoztató témákról beszélgetünk.Show notes, linkek, források, kattabióba:A következő interjúalanyod lehet, hogy egy AI scam? https://leaddev.com/hiring/your-job-candidate-might-coordinated-ai-scamAI fakers https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/ai-fakersTech hiring: is this an inflection point? https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/tech-hiring-inflection-pointHer c. film, amiben a főhős “vibe kódolva” ír üdvözlőlapokat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Her_(2013...
2025-04-2656 min
AVK – Anonim Vezetők KlubjaLeadership Híradó #05: Itt a vége mindennek: a PM-eknek, a vezetőknek, a tech debtnek, de még az amerikai boldogságnak isEz itt a Leadership Híradó, hetente érkező rövid műsorunk, ahol tech és leadership hírekről, valamint a minket foglalkoztató témákról beszélgetünk.Harmadik alkalommal rendezünk meetupot és élő közönségfelvételt. Március 25-én, kedden Vezetői mítoszok, városi legendák és IT-s mémek nyomában beszélgetünk élőben. A részvétel ingyenes, de regisztrációhoz kötött. Gyertek!🗓️ https://www.meetup.com/stretchcon-meetup/events/306530744/Show notes, linkek, katt a bióba:Rands szerint nem kellenek már Product Manager...
2025-03-2257 min
AI Daily News PodcastAI Daily News: Friday Feb 21, 2025 - Grok Wants to Delete Musk / Trump & AI Engineer Summit 2025Welcome to AI News!Brought to you by ReallyEasyAI - https://www.youtube.com/@reallyeasyaiLinks:https://www.youtube.com/live/L89GzWEILkM?t=1033shttps://www.youtube.com/live/L89GzWEILkM?t=11410shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7BzTxVVMuwhttps://techcrunch.com/2025/02/21/report-ai-coding-assistants-arent-a-panacea/https://leaddev.com/software-quality/how-ai-generated-code-accelerates-technical-debthttps://gitclear-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/AI-Copilot-Code-Quality-2025.pdfhttps://www.youtube.com/@AIPapersPodcastDailyhttps://653702-8a.myshopify.com/https://microsoft.github.io/Magma/https://www.arxiv.org/pdf/2502.13130https://archive.ph/MPnw7https://www.theverge.com/news/617799/elon-musk-grok-ai-donald-trump-death-penaltyhttps://archive.is/3cPCmhttps://archive.is/jCE2Whttps://techcrunch.com/2025/02/21/openai-rolls-out-its-ai-agent-operator-in-several-countries/https://techcrunch.com/2025/02/21/report-openai-plans-to-shift-compute-needs-from-microsoft-to-softbank/https://siliconangle.com/2025/02/20...
2025-02-2538 min
Beyond the HypeTechnology Strategies: Essential roadmaps or just hype?In this episode, Oliver Cronk is joined by Technology Lead Andrew Carr and CTO Colin Eberhardt to delve into the evolving nature of technology strategy within organisations. As technological advancements accelerate, they question the relevance of a traditional long-term technology strategy and whether it has become an industry buzzword in itself. They explore the annual ritual of tech predictions and strategic planning, and whether it is practical or performative. They also debate the balance between addressing technical debt and fostering innovation, the influence of analyst-driven hype, and the critical decision of buy versus build. There's...
2025-01-2738 min
LeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E13 Learning to let go when managing managers with Shopify's Allison MalloyAllison Malloy, Director of Engineering at Shopify, joins the show to chat about her journey from aspiring astronaut to a successful career in software engineering. We talked about her unintentional path to management, the challenges of running a remote team, and her Priority Zero of unifying services across Shopify.
08:40 Transitioning to management: The unintentional leader
14:00 Managing managers and the importance of letting go
17:30 What makes a great technical manager
19:50 Working fully remote from Canada
24:00 Unification of teams and features at Shopify and expanding future capabilities
33:00 Setting the...
2025-01-1344 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1 E12 Founder mode vs manager mode with Camille FournierAuthor of The Manager's Path, Camille Fournier, joins the podcast to talk about her varied career in software engineering, the evolution of management practices in tech, Founder mode vs Manager mode, and her recent interest in platform engineering.
02:00 Doing it for the money vs the passion
07:00 Management in startups vs. big companies
14:45 The qualities of good managers
23:00 The legacy of The Manager's Path 7 years on
31:00 Camille's current focus on platform engineering
39:00 Priority Zero: effectively offboarding as an executive
Camille's recommendation: Long Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner
Camille will also be speaking on stage LDX3 London on June 15-16, 2025. Tickets ar...
2024-12-2344 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E11 Have developers lost their sense of community? with Anil DashAnil Dash, VP of developer experience at Fastly, joins the show to talk about the decline of community in software circles, the value of following your passions as a developer, what he learned working with Joel Spolsky on Stack Overflow and Glitch, and the evolution of developer tools.
6:00 Going from hobbyist to professional developer
11:00 The decline of software communities
18:00 The importance of following your passion as a developer
29:00 Working with Joel Spolsky
47:00 Adapting to a more corporate role and the pitfalls of 'founder mode'
53:00 Anil's Priority Zero...
2024-12-0957 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E10 Taming your imposter syndrome with Medium's Melissa DePuydtMelissa DePuydt, Director of Engineering at Medium, joins the show to talk about making the switch from journalism to software engineering, her experiences with imposter syndrome, and a Scrappy vs. Scale framework for adapting your management approach to different contexts.
06:00 Transitioning from journalism to engineering
13:00 Learning to live with imposter syndrome
21:00 The Scrappy vs. Scale framework (Check out Melissa's LeadDev New York talk on the Scrappy/Scale Mindset)
31:20 Establishing stability at Medium
Melissa's recommendation: Horseback riding (yes, horseback riding)
2024-11-2546 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E9: Making the "scary" jump to management with Cloudflare's Matt BoyleMatt Boyle, an engineering manager at Cloudflare, joins the show to talk about joining the tech giant during the pandemic, how that influences his management style, and the vital importance of regular retrospectives.
06:00 The difference between working at big and small companies
09:00 The terrifying transition from IC to manager
15:00 The vital importance of retrospectives
18:00 Managing distributed teams and the importance of asynchronous work
21:00 Matt's Priority Zero: Ensuring high availability
24:00 The importance of continuous improvement after incidents
Matt's recommendation: Acquired podcast
2024-11-1128 min
debug:mindBeing a Manager in Tech is HARDER Than You Think | with Aleksandar Andelkovic | debug:mind 10This is episode 10 for my series about tech and mental health, called "debug:mind". Originally released on YouTube on Sept 26th, 2024.
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In this episode of "debug:mind", I chat with Aleks, an engineering manager at Microsoft (ex-Meta), about being a manager in tech. We dive into how empathy shapes management, the importance of open communication, and how managers can better support their teams while maintaining boundaries.
👥 ABOUT "DEBUG:MIND"
In debug:mind, I talk with other people in tech about their own menta...
2024-11-1044 min
Geeking Out with Adriana VillelaE15 ENCORE: The One Where We Geek Out on Being a Tech Journalist with Jennifer RigginsAbout our guest:Jennifer Riggins is a culture side of tech storyteller, journalist, writer, and event and podcast host, helping to share the stories where culture and technology collide and to translate the impact of the tech we are building. She has been a working writer since 2003, and is currently based in London.Find our guest on:X (Twitter)LinkedInMastodonBlueskyFind us on:All of our social channels are on bento.me/geekingoutAll of Adriana's social channels are on bento.me/adrianamvillelaShow Links:The New StackLeadDevAt QCon: Why Generative...
2024-11-0543 min
LeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E8 Navigating the scaling journey with Gymshark's Engineering Director, Dan BlundellDan Blundell, Engineering Director at Gymshark, joins the show to talk about his journey from an aspiring musician to self-taught developer.
He reflects on his experiences in the public sector, including working on the UK's Covid-19 test and trace application, and his transition to the fast-growing retailer Gymshark, where he has learned the importance of understanding business needs, hiring for culture, and the significance of maintaining leadership capacity during periods of rapid change.
00:00 The MySpace years and discovering the spark
09:00 Becoming an accidental manager
12:00 Lessons learned from the public sector
2024-10-2841 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E7 How AI will change travel booking with Trainline's Gary StevensDirector of Engineering at Trainline, Gary Stevens, joins the show to talk about the role of machine learning in the travel booking experience, the importance of engagement as an engineering leader, and mentoring vs coaching.
00:00 Gary's journey to director of engineering and learning from great managers
09:00 Coaching vs. mentoring
13:00 The importance of engagement in engineering and the importance of celebrating good work
21:00 Machine learning and the future of travel user experiences
Gary's recommendation: The Hard Fork podcast
2024-10-1429 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E6 From self-taught developer to engineering manager with Incident's Alicia CollymoreAlicia Collymore, a Senior Engineering Manager at Incident.io joins the show to chat about entering the industry without a formal computer science degree, transitioning from tech lead to management, setting goals for people who don't want them, and her priority zero of a big Microsoft Teams integration.
03:10 From self-learning to getting her big break
06:00 Transitioning from Tech Lead to Engineering Manager
12:00 The key to good hiring
15:00 Setting goals for engineers
17:30 Delivering a big MS Teams integration project
Alicia's recommendation: Medusa by Rosie Hewlett
2024-10-0725 minIt Depends: Lessons in Technology LeadershipWriting Useful Performance Reviews: Making a Raise RecommendationIn this episode of the It Depends podcast, host Kevin Goldsmith, an experienced CTO and technology leader with over 30 years in the industry, dives into the intricacies of making raise recommendations as part of performance reviews. Drawing from his book "It Depends: Writings on Technology Leadership" and a talk he delivered at Lead Dev Berlin in 2019, Kevin unpacks the often misunderstood processes behind salary budgeting and recommendations. He shares insights on how companies allocate salary budgets, manage compensation, and the importance of understanding cross-functional dynamics for CTOs and tech leaders. This episode is part three of a four-part series o...
2024-09-2938 min
不沾醬週記W24.40 [筆記] 在大型組織中獲得支持，解決廣泛技術問題這是一篇影片心得，影片內容與我最近的處境很相關，需要在大型組織中獲得支持 作者提到，只要在這五點中，做到好任一點，就可以更容易成功 知道你的目標。 專注於價值觀。 關注你的受眾。 展示進展。 開放心態。 影片連結 from Mattie Toia https://leaddev.com/staffplus-new-york/video/getting-commitment-tackling-broad-technical-problems-large-organizations FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082389794254 文字版: https://nostanduptalk.github.io/notes-support-in-large-organizations-solving-technical-issues/ 影音板: https://youtu.be/0pS2WLvaC5s 意見交流: nostanduptalk@gmail.com Powered by Firstory Hosting
2024-09-2909 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E5 Rafe Colburn on the unique engineering culture at Etsy and building bridges with productRafe Colburn, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Depop joins the show to talk about his journey from a computer-loving kid to a seasoned engineering leader. We talked about the biggest lessons he learned from his time at Etsy, management by instinct, the dynamics between product and engineering teams, and his biggest priorities right now at Depop.
09:00 The evolution of engineering management and lessons from Etsy's engineering culture
15:00 Navigating product and engineering dynamics
Rafe's recommendation: beliapp.com
The James Stanier blog post we talked about: https://theengineeringmanager.substack.com/p/the-disappointment-frontier
2024-09-2344 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E4 CircleCI CTO Rob Zuber on the value of scrappiness and constantly adapting your leadershipRob Zuber, CTO of CircleCI, joins the show to talk about his unique leadership journey, going from solving real manufacturing problems, to building software for other developers.
00:00 Rob's unconventional path to CTO
13:30 The importance of being scrappy
22:40 The Future of CircleCI
23:33 From analysis to execution: The shift in leadership roles
26:00 Running an Engineering Organization: Learning, reading, and seeking feedback
31:30 Improving developer experience iteratively
Rob's recommended: 'Greatness' by David Marquet
2024-09-0946 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E3 Distinguished Engineer Annie Vella's wild career journey and finding joy as a reluctant managerAnnie Vella, a distinguished engineer at Westpac New Zealand, joins the podcast to talk about her incredibly varied career journey, repeatedly ending up working alongside her husband, and riding the manager to individual contributor pendulum.
08:00 Working in Different Domains and Embracing Change
20:00 Transitioning into Management Roles
25:00 The Value of Embracing Change and New Opportunities
35:30 Transitioning to Engineering Manager Roles
46:00 The Impact of AI Tools on Software Engineers
2024-08-2752 min
Mastering Tech GrowthHow To Build a Diverse Team to Unlock True SuccessFor this episode, Mike´s guest is Pleo CTO, Meri Williams. They take an in-depth look at building high-performing, fully diverse, and inclusive teams, discuss how to attract and retain people from widely different backgrounds and create an environment in which they uncover and develop the innovative solutions that are so often missed by less diverse teams. Meri has led both small and large teams for 17 different organisations. Including, P&G, Monza, MOO, M&S and several startups. So, the recruitment, training and retention strategies Meri shares here are highly practical. KEY TAKEAWAYS True i...
2024-08-1457 min
Mastering Tech GrowthHow To Build a Diverse Team to Unlock True SuccessFor this episode, Mike´s guest is Pleo CTO, Meri Williams. They take an in-depth look at building high-performing, fully diverse, and inclusive teams, discuss how to attract and retain people from widely different backgrounds and create an environment in which they uncover and develop the innovative solutions that are so often missed by less diverse teams.
Meri has led both small and large teams for 17 different organisations. Including, P&G, Monza, MOO, M&S and several startups. So, the recruitment, training and retention strategies Meri shares here are highly practical.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
True inclusion is missing from most companies. P...
2024-08-1457 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E2: "Software engineering is like a character-building video game" with Nick MeansIn this episode, Scott Carey sat down with Nick Means, VP of Engineering at MedScout, ahead of his talk at LeadDev London 2024 about the history of the Barbican estate.
We talked about the value of 1:1 meetings, storytelling as a leadership tool, spotting people's superpowers, struggling with bureaucracy, and how to build an AI team.
"Software engineering is sort of like a character-building video game. You've got all of these people on your group that's traversing through this environment and everybody's got different skill alignments."
01:00 The importance of 1:1 meetings and storytelling in leadership
05:30 Building a culture of autonomy and leveraging indi...
2024-08-1230 minLeadDev's PriorityZeroS1E1: Meta's senior machine learning engineer Katerina Iliakoupoulou on leaving your dream job and the future of MLKaterina Iliakopoulou, a senior machine learning engineer at Meta, joins the show to talk about leaving her dream job at the New York Times, the importance of deep domain knowledge as an engineer, and what’s around the corner in machine learning.
02:10 Why domain knowledge is vital for engineers
04:45 Leaving the New York Times for Meta
08:45 Choosing the IC track and what makes a great manager
14:44 The art of prioritization and building impactful solutions
18:00 PriorityZero: Scaling ML models for Facebook Reels
34:24 The future of recommendation systems
...
2024-07-2937 min
LeadDev's PriorityZeroPriorityZero: EpisodeZeroWelcome to PriorityZero, an engineering leadership podcast from LeadDev. I'm your host, Scott Carey, the editor in chief at LeadDev. I've been covering the software business for the best part of a decade, and I love to hear how engineering leaders are solving big people and technical problems.
Subscribe to this podcast to hear how the best software engineering leaders in the business made their start in the industry, how they think about leadership, and their biggest priority right now.
In this first season you will hear from:
Katerina Iliakopoulou, Senior ML engineer at...
2024-07-2300 min
Tactics for Tech Leadership (TTL)Leadership Insights from the Plato Elevate Conference In this episode of the TTL podcast, Mon-Chaio and Andy review the recent Plato Elevate Conference in San Francisco. As a unique gathering focused on engineering leadership, Mon-Chaio shares his key takeaways from sessions on effective reorgs, experiments in culture engineering, and the innovative EngOS. The duo also explores the broader value of conferences, particularly the networking opportunities and on-the-ground experiences that often eclipse formal talks. Mon-Chaio highlights the significance of continuous learning for leaders and the practical applications discussed in various roundtable sessions.
References
Plato Elevate - https://www.platohq.com/events/elevate-2024
LeadDev - ht...
2024-06-1840 min
Leadership Confidential with Lena ReinhardThe Engineering Leadership Report 2024: The Data on Shifts in the Tech Industry & What It Means for Leaders LCPS01E03A special episode of this podcast.
Like many of you, during the tech downturn of the last 2 years, I've been trying to understand the real data beyond anecdotes and bold news headlines, on questions like:
What does the tech industry look like now?
How exactly have organizations and their priorities changed?
What impact and influence do AI actually have, beyond the hype?
And what is it like to be, become, and interview to work as a leader in this changed environment?
I'm happy to share the data with you today in this episode: In The...
2024-06-1152 min
Dev InterruptedThe Power of Micro Frontends & Breaking Down Monoliths | Thayse OnofrioThis week, guest host Ben Lloyd Pearson chats with Thayse Onofrio, Software Engineer at Clutch and ex Thoughtworks. Thayse discusses how micro frontends allow individual application components to be operated and deployed independently, helping teams avoid the complexities of a monolithic architecture. They cover the technicalities, challenges, and advantages of implementing micro frontends, including the importance of module federation and proper coordination among developer teams. Learn about the future of frontend development, the cultural impacts, and the best practices from Thayse’s experience. Episode highlights:01:02 What is a micro frontend?04:08 Building from scratch vs. out-of-the-box sol...
2024-06-0424 minLeadership Confidential with Lena ReinhardFrom Engineer to Team Lead to Teams Lead: What Got You Here Won’t Take You Further - LCPS01E01How “technical” should an engineering manager be? And what do different paths into engineering leadership look like?—These questions have been the topic of hot debate in tech for a very long time, even more now as the industry is going through big changes with layoffs and strategy shifts.
That’s why we’re starting this podcast with a two-episode series about different shapes of leadership roles:
You’ll hear from two leaders who both have over 20 years experience, but had very different paths into the technology space and have very different roles now.
In this epis...
2024-04-0445 min
Engineer Your CareerThe Journey to Principal Engineer with Joy EbertzJoy Ebertz is a Principal Software Engineer, prolific blogger, avid ultrarunner, and an advocate for increasing the number of women and minorities in Computer Science. At Split, Joy establishes technical direction for their backend team. Prior to Split, she worked at Box. At both Split and Box, Joy lead efforts around splitting monoliths into microservices, revamping authentication and authorization frameworks, creating REST API standards, audit logging and more. In addition to designing software and writing code, Joy shares her learnings through her blog (which has 2.7k followers on Medium), and is often invited to speak at conferences such as L...
2024-04-0136 min
Scaling Tech - The Blueprint for Successful Tech TeamsHow Spotify Optimizes Platform Reuse for Operational Efficiency with Marcus FrödinIn times of financial constraint, how can tech companies strike the right balance between innovation and efficiency? As budgets tighten and resources become scarce, leaders must make tough decisions about where to invest their time and money.One strategy that has proven effective for many organizations is platform reuse. By building internal platforms that can be leveraged across multiple teams and projects, companies can reduce duplication of effort, improve time to market, and free up resources for more innovative pursuits.Today’s episode guest, Marcus Frödin, VP of Eng...
2024-03-2620 min
Engineering Kiosk#116 KI unterstützte Software Entwicklung: Ein Reality Check mit Birgitta Böckeler von ThoughtworksAI in der Software-Delivery: Unsere größte Möglichkeit oder purer Hype? - Ein RealitätscheckGenerative AI ist in der Software-Entwicklung allgegenwärtig. Mit Co-Pilot stellt GitHub den Platzhirsch im Bereich Codegenerierung und bewirbt es mit einer 55% Produktivitätssteigerung. Bei solchen Effekten dreht jedes C-Level-Management am Rad. Doch was ist dran am Hype? Sollten wir wirklich alle so aufgeregt sein?Zu dieser Frage bzw. zu einem Realitätscheck sprechen wir mit Birgitta Böckeler, Global Lead for AI-assisted Software Delivery bei Thoughtworks. Sie beschäftigt sich u.a. damit, wozu Generative AI in der Softwaree...
2024-03-261h 14Geeking Out with Adriana VillelaThe One Where We Geek Out on Being a Tech Journalist with Jennifer RigginsAbout our guest:Jennifer Riggins is a culture side of tech storyteller, journalist, writer, and event and podcast host, helping to share the stories where culture and technology collide and to translate the impact of the tech we are building. She has been a working writer since 2003, and is currently based in London.Find our guest on:X (Twitter)LinkedInMastodonBlueskyFind us on:All of our social channels are on bento.me/geekingoutAll of Adriana's social channels are on bento.me/adrianamvillelaShow Links:The New StackLeadDevAt QCon: Why Generative...
2024-01-2343 min
Managing ManagersEpisode 10: Peer mentoring, building a support group and managing up with Nickolas MeansNickolas Means is a very thoughtful and calm engineering leader who I was lucky enough to meet through a number of conferences. He's a wonderful story teller and in our chat, we talk about his growth story, the power of peer mentoring, building your own mentoring support group, long feedback loops, metrics for engineering teams, managing up and much more.
Guest Biography:
Nickolas Means is an engineer turned engineering leader who’s been leading teams at companies large and small for the last decade. He’s a student of disasters like airplane crashes and a fant...
2023-12-0942 min
The Dan Assor Show #eventprofsEP106: "From Start Up to Scale Up: The Founder's Journey with Ruth Yarnit, Co-Founder & CEO of LeadDevMy guest for this episode is Ruth Yarnit Co-Founder and CEO of LeadDev (formerly White October Events). Ruth co-founded LeadDev in 2013 with Dave Fletcher.
Started as a small UK conference, the LeadDev team have developed their content function for their community as well as now running conferences in London, Berlin, New York and the West Coast of America. Their chosen audience, leaders of software engineering teams, had a proven appetite for events and a community to help them develop their tech, teams and tools to advance their businesses.
The conversation provides an educational insight into...
2023-11-2943 minDev InterruptedCareer Journey 4: Product-Led & Customer-Obsessed | Bhavini SonejiIn a world where products are plentiful but genuine customer focus is rare, how do you build an engineering org focused on customer needs? Embark on the 4th chapter of our series on the Career Journey of Engineering Leaders as Dev Interrupted host Dan Lines sits down with the talented, Bhavini Soneji. With a wealth of experience spanning over 25 years and pivotal roles at places like Headspace, Heal, and Microsoft, Bhavini has meticulously honed her approach to creating engineering orgs that prioritize both product innovation and a deep-rooted customer focus.Listen as Dan and Bhavini u...
2023-10-1039 minDev InterruptedWhere are all the laid-off software developers going? | LeadDev’s Scott CareyThe news has been filled with stories of layoffs at many of tech’s biggest companies, so where are all those engineers going?Scott Carey, LeadDev’s Editor-in-Chief, rolled up his sleeves, dusted off his skills as a trained journalist, and set out to answer that question. What he found was a simple question with a complicated answer. On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, co-host Conor Bronsdon interviews Scott about the shifting job landscape, spotlighting the findings in Scott’s pivotal article, “Where are all the laid-off software developers going?”Beyond the dynamics...
2023-10-0340 minManaging ManagersEpisode 5: More responsibility, less control and how the first team changes with Anita SinghIn this episode, I chat with Anita Singh, who stepped into a managing manager role at the rapidly growing ultrafast grocery delivery company Gorillas and shared her experience of this in a talk at LeadDev Berlin 2022. We talk about the feeling of more responsibility but with less control and how the perspective of the first team changes.
Guest biography:
Anita is an engineering leader who is passionate about building mobile apps and empowering teams to build quality software that delights users. After spending a couple of years working for bigger public tech companies, Anita has...
2023-09-3041 minDev InterruptedUsing HEAT Metrics to Bring Purpose to Platforms | Simone CasciaroliIn an industry buzzing with enthusiasm for Engineering Platforms, many are developed without a clear product vision, leading to poor adoption or even hindering organizational performance. On this week’s episode of Dev Interrupted, cohost Conor Bronsdon talks with Simone Casciaroli, Head of Engineering at Onto. We first encountered Simone's insights at LeadDev New York and immediately knew he'd be the perfect guest to discuss how to build engineering platforms using the right metrics. Join us as Conor and Simone delve into the HEAT metrics and explore how they dovetail with established engineering standards like DO...
2023-08-2936 min
Teams at Work by BUNCHEpisode 39: The 4-part formula for high performance teams: lessons learned at Monzo and PleoIn this week’s episode, our co-founders Darja and Anthony chatted with Meri Williams. Meri was the CTO at Monzo - the online bank - before it even became a bank! She led the technology team through a period of immense growth in both the team itself and in the customer base. Now as the CTO at Pleo, Meri is continuing to lead teams through different changes while enabling each team member to reach their full potential. Meri shared her key learnings on what it actually takes to create a healthy, safe, diverse and inclusive work environment, as well as...
2023-05-0659 minDev InterruptedRedefining Incident Response: Insights from the Chaos Engineer Behind Jeli.io | Nora JonesIf you think your org doesn’t have any incidents, it’s time to change your definition of an incident.This week we’re joined by Nora Jones, Jeli's founder & CEO, to help us make sense of incident analysis and explain why so many incidents go underreported. Before beginning her journey as a founder, Nora helped pioneer chaos engineering at companies like Netflix and Slack where she developed a passion for understanding the intersection of software and people. A stellar engineer, manager & founder, we caught up with Nora on the heels of her keynote address at the...
2023-04-2538 min
Dev InterruptedSurviving SVB's Collapse & Outsmarting Uber | Kyte's Nick CobbIt hasn't been smooth sailing for startups this year. As this week's guest Nick Cobb puts it "You can add bank runs to the list of things founders have to deal with." Of course, it hasn't been easy going for engineering leaders either. That's why Nick, the VP of Engineering & Head of Product at Kyte, sat down with us to discuss how to build an engineering culture with a bias toward action, why he deleted his team's staging environment, and what it takes to outmaneuver his former employer, Uber. An angel investor, Nick also touches on...
2023-04-1146 min
Managing UpMoving Past "Hero Culture"Nick, Travis, and Brandon talk "hero culture" and how that affects teams. What are the drawbacks of encouraging hero culture? How do you draw the distinction between necessary heroism and chronic hero culture? What's the difference between heroism and professionalism? They also discuss common pitfalls of trying to overcome hero culture, and what it means to set a sustainable example.Show Notes:Do Hard Things by Steve Magnesshttps://www.amazon.com/Hard-Things-Resilience-Surprising-Toughness/dp/006309861X/Navy Seals "Hell Week"https://navyseals.com/nsw/hell-week-0/Radar Chartshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar_chartKevin Goldsmith's Lead Dev talk on...
2023-02-1558 min
Build and LearnIC to Lead: Building Confidence In Your Skills with Lindsay BarrettIn this episode, you'll hear Lindsay's path from graphic designer to support engineer and how she now manages a team of support engineers. We discuss what this transition has looked like for her as well as the training and learnings she undertook along the way.In the second half of the episode, we dig into more specific tactics that her and her team have encountered like supporting customers through API version migrations, authentication issues and squashing bugs with their product engineering team. ResourcesLindsay Barrett on LinkedInLeadDevSupport Driven Slack, Podcast, Blog, Job Board, EventsGrowth...
2023-01-1041 min
Women in Tech Podcast, hosted by Espree DevoraAma Asare of Thoughtworks: Women In Tech WashingtonDon't miss out on the next #womenintech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://womenintechshow.com.Be featured in the Women in Tech Community by creating your profile here http://womenintechvip.com/“Ama Asare of Thoughtworks” #womenintech Show is a WeAreTech.fm production.To support the Women in Tech podcast go to https://www.patreon.com/womenintechTo be featured on the podcast go to http://womenintechshow.com/featureGuest Host,Marisa Hoenighttps://www.linkedin.com/in/marisahoenig/Guest,
2022-11-2128 min
Changelog Master FeedBringing the vibe (JS Party #240)Tejas Kumar joins Jerod & KBall for a wide-ranging convo about React Suspense, human skills, and the four pillars of impact for web engineers. We also discuss the news in “Story of the Week” and give a few quick shout outs to a must-read book and a great new publishing platform for lead devs.
Join Tejas at React Brussels on October 14, 2022! Get 30% off your ticket when you use code JSPARTYTIME at checkout and follow @JSPartyFM on Twitter for giveaway details.
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2022-08-271h 00
Itea MorningProperty Based Testing 🕹️ Jak wyjść ponad Seniora 🍵 📰 ITea Morning 551Property Based Testing i o awansach słów pare
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2022-08-2309 min
Console DevToolsSeason 3 - Devtools InterviewsStarting with Vercel CEO, Guillermo Rauch on 9th June 2022, in season 3 of the Console DevTools Podcast we'll be speaking to 10 interesting people currently working in devtools about a specific technical topic. Upcoming guests:Dev Infra, with Guillermo Rauch (Vercel)BPF, with Liz Rice (Isovalent)OSS & Investing, with Joseph Jacks (OSS Capital)Privacy Engineering, with Cate Huston (DuckDuckGo)Security & Software Supply Chain, with Feross Aboukhadijeh (Socket)Data science, with Ines Montani (Explosion)Containers & Tests, with Sergei Egorov (Atomic Jar)VR, with Elena Kokkinara (Inflight VR)WASM, with Connor Hicks (Suborbital)Engineering Leadership, with Meri Williams (LabGenius, LeadDev & Kindred)...
2022-05-2503 min
Testers' Island DiscsTesters' Island Discs Ep57 - Gwen DiagramPodcast Links:Leeds Testing AtelierTech Team Weekly podcastThe Jesus and Mary ChainYouTube: The Music - Jag Tune (Live at Big Day Out, 2003)YouTube: (EXTREME STROBE WARNING) The Music's farewell gig in Leeds, 2011The Simpsons: Wang ComputersStepChangeSky - Technology CareersTestBash Manchester 2016: Gwen Diagram - Is Test Causing Your Live Problems?Twitter: Stephen MounseyWharf Chambers, LeedsLeeds Testing Atelier 2017: Jurassic Park panel discussionYouTube video for Gwen's second song selection (as it's not on Spotify)Neil's talk "How Testers Can Shape the Next Normal"LinkedIn: Ministry of Testing Returns to Profit (and What it Means)MonzoGuide Dogs UKLinkedIn flashback photo to 2012 on...
2022-04-0752 min
Tech Team WeeklyHandling Incidents and OutagesWhat do we tell people when things go wrong in our organisations? This week, there have been a couple of write-ups of recent high-profile outages at Roblox and Mozilla, which - when paired with the well-documented outage at Facebook that we discussed last season - gives us a fascinating glimpse into other companies' incident processes, on-call rotas and war rooms. Sanj, Gwen and Neil share their surprising love of being knee-deep in an incident, bringing some of their own recent experiences to the podcast.
In our workplace updates, there's lots of hiring, lots of shipping new features...
2022-02-0726 minTech Team WeeklyBuilding Behaviours Over Setting GoalsIt's that time of year where everybody's talking about goal-setting, but are goals the correct form of measurement? This week, the TTW crew are talking about goals and habits, and their experiences with how effective they are at modifying behaviours. Naturally, this leads to a number of conversational rabbit-holes (even in our new shortened format), so expect to hear tales of driving lessons, toothbrush etiquette and Ted Lasso.
Plus we give our weekly workplace updates, which includes conference chat, one of the biggest first-world problems ever, and praise for one of Neil's favourite TV shows.
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2022-01-3124 min
Tech Team WeeklyEp 14 - The Long Stand Up!As promised, this week we're showcasing all of the parts of our working lives that we normally have to rush through. It's the first (and probably not the last) Stand-Up Special! Gwen shares some exciting professional developments and hopes for 2022, while recovering from a sourdough-inflicted ailment. Sanj (or Super-Sanj as he is now known after his boosters) finally spends some time in the testing and documentation camp. And Neil finally shares his big news, though gets significantly distracted by ranting about his Pixel 6 annoyances. Plus, all three hosts reach quick agreement on their least favourite household appliance.
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2021-11-2937 min
Serverless ChatsEpisode #119: Scaling your Startup with Brian ScanlanBrian Scanlan is the Principal Systems Engineer at Intecom where he leads their developer infrastructure efforts, helping teams make products resilient to failure, scalable to customers' needs and need little to no human intervention to work well. Based out of Dublin, Brian has previously held posts with HEAnet and Amazon, and has experience helping teams build their technical strategies, as well as designing and implementing solutions. Brian is a frequent contributor to Intercom’s engineering blog, and has presented at LeadDev Con in London, Turing Fest, and Dash by Datadog.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/brian_scanlan
LinkedIn: https://ww...
2021-11-1559 min
Tech Team WeeklyEp 6 - Buy Now, Pay Later!Faced with a tight deadline, the team finally manage to deliver an episode of about the desired length! This week, Gwen, Neil and Sanj are looking at the explosion of new digital players in the 'Buy Now Pay Later' market, looking at the ethics of building features which can generate profit from the vulnerable, and asking whether employers are doing enough to encourage discussions about prudent financial behaviour. There's also discussion about loot boxes and other forms of gambling, during which Gwen gets mad at a fake casino.
There's still enough time for all three hosts to...
2021-10-0435 min
Tech Team WeeklyEp 5 - Talking Openly About Pay!This week, our main story is the debate over whether companies (and employees) should be happy to disclose salaries, in an attempt to drive pay equality, a chat made somewhat harder by Neil's repeated inability to pronounce the word "equality". We get deep into discussion about our experiences with knowing (or not knowing) how our colleagues are paid, companies and countries who we've seen get the balance right, and the challenges of introducing salary negotiations in the job-hunting process.
But there's more! We'll also be talking about a secret new privacy-shattering setting in Chrome which is enabled...
2021-09-2754 min
Gitbar - Italian developer podcastEp.85 - Dev Experience Con Cirpo (DAZN)Dev experience, moda o davvero un nuovo modo di vedere il lavoro dello sviluppatore. Per iniziare questa nuova stagione di Gitbar ne abbiamo parlato con Cirpo, all'anagrafe Alessandro Cinelli Head Of Engineering - DX (Developer Experience) at DAZN Grouphttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cirpo?originalSubdomain=uk## Ricordati di iscriverti al gruppo telegram:https://t.me/gitbar## Supportaci suhttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/gitbar## Questa settimana ci hanno offerto da bere - Alberto 🍺- @sambarza 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺## Paese dei balocchi - https://www.amazon.com/Salt-Fat-Acid...
2021-09-021h 47
The DevOps Kitchen Talks’s PodcastDevOps Kitchen Talks #27 - GitHub Copilot, CI/CD trends, Helm best practices, k8s virtual clustersСнова интересная беседа на кухне. Обсудили куда идти работать после выхода GitHub Copilot из preview, тренды CI/CD по версии DZone, что нового в Hashicorp Boundary 0.4 и как падал Slack, а также лучшие практики использования Helm и зачем в кубике виртуальные кластеры.
Тайминг:
00:00:00 У Саши упала антенна
00:00:40 Витя будет вырезать
00:00:45 Сашина стратегическая ошибка
00:01:03 Саша идет на BEER
00:02:16 Саша вспоминает школьные уроки информатики
00:04:52 Волшебный DevOps элексир
00:06:00 GitHub Copilot (1)
00:07:21 Витя опен сорс контрибьютор
00:08:39 Вся суть github copilot
00:10:00 Сортировка пузырьком
00:11:55 Какие языки поддерживаются
00:13:41 leetcode.com vs copilot
00:18:06 Кого можно назвать синьером
00:19:18 30-30-30
00:20:00 как будут проходить ТИ в будущем
00:23:27 возвращение сисадминов
00:31:19 CI/CD Trends (2)
00:32:45 почему синьеры не используют TDD
00:36:06 уровень technical debt = норм
00:38:45 contract tests 00:43:20 AIOps
00:47:50 Зашквар в автоматизации
00:56:48 разбор одного падения в Slack (3)
01:00:37 8 уровней моделей OSI
01:01:15 Hashicorp Boundary 0.4 (4)
01:08:23 13 best практик для Helm (5)
01:29:19 Мультиэнв в кубике (6)
Ссылки:
1. https://copilot.github.com
2. https://dzone.com/trendreports/cicd-amp-release-automation
3. https://leaddev.com/technical-direction-strategy/terrible-horrible-no-good-very-bad-day-slack
4. https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/announcing-hashicorp-boundary-0-4
5. https://codersociety.com/blog/articles/helm-best-practices
6. https://medium.com/geekculture/kubernetes-namespaces-vs-virtual-clusters-cc8731752972
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2021-07-141h 37
MaintainableKevin Stewart: Short-term Decisions That Need To Be RevisitedRobby speaks with Kevin Stewart, VP of Engineering at Harvest. They discuss fighting ideological battles, why time-to-deploy is one of the most valuable metrics to measure and improve, and why teams should be revisiting their technical stack decisions. Kevin also gives advice to developers and shares some approaches to running internship programs.Helpful LinksKevin's Websiteleaddev.comKevin on TwitterKevin on LinkedInCareers at Harvest[Book Recommendation] The Hard Thing About Hard Things, Ben HorowitzSubscribe to Maintainable on:Apple PodcastsOvercastSpotifyOr search "Maintainable" wherever you stream your podcasts.Join the discussion in...
2021-05-1951 min
Candid ContributionsS2 Episode 11: It's just sparkling consequencesThis week we talk about growing. In public! Hw do we grow when people are watching. Is it worth the risk? We also take a look at the recent Basecamp debacle and the missed opportunity for public growth there. Or was it...? You'll also be pleased to learn that we will keep you up to date on our fruit and veg patch because seriously, how can you not when public growth is the theme, eh?If you have any feedback, comments or questions you can tweet us @candidcontribs, email hello@candidcontributions.com or join the Umbraco Community...
2021-05-0559 min
Software World with Candost#14: Protective Leadership & Finding Your Leadership Style - Suzan BondWe talked about two articles from Suzan Bond "When leaders protect the team" (https://observationsandannotations.substack.com/p/when-leaders-protect-the-team) and "Your fantasy leadership self" (https://observationsandannotations.substack.com/p/your-fantasy-leadership-self). Follow Suzan on Twitter @suzanbond (https://twitter.com/suzanbond). I really enjoyed our talk with Suzan, I hope you do too.Follow me on Twitter @candosten (https://twitter.com/candosten/)Become a better software engineer one step at a time. Get regular and actionable emails that make software engineering and leadership more delightful than ever. Give my newsletter a try! (https://candost.blog/newsletter/)
2021-04-0740 min
Podcast proConf#78 LeadDev Live Summer 2020Доклады по порядку:
Preparing your software engineering teams for times of financial uncertainty ( https://youtu.be/LqutDmtXsKg )
Living without pre-production environments | Nicky Wrightson ( https://youtu.be/4x6lmHZCVOg )
Remote inclusion in distributed engineering teams - John Fletcher ( https://youtu.be/aRaF-waAFj0 )
Supporting employees through redundancies and business closures - Nebojša Miletić ( https://youtu.be/imLloK8s9wU )
Increasing your influence through building a professional network - Alia Shafir ( https://youtu.be/lVuwAO6Y578 )
Cracking the cadence of your software engineering 1:1s ( https://youtu.be/a7RlVUcCLNg )
Eliminating hero culture in software engineering teams - Brianna McCollough ( https://youtu.be/aLEqgnQM0Xc )
How simplifying softwa...
2020-11-091h 44
Tech Leadership Rocks#02 - Formação de talentos com Alexander JardimNesse episódio conversei com o Alxander Jardim, Engineering Manager na Volanty.
Startups de treinamento:
• https://www.resilia.work/
• https://crescere.me/
• https://totidiversidade.com.br/
• https://tecnogueto.com.br/
Show notes
• Link compartilhado pelo Alexander no LinkedIn: https://leaddev.com/11-foundations-best-practices-conversations-count
LinkedIn do Alexander: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderramos/
2020-08-3124 min
The Build Better Software PodcastResilient Management with Lara HoganShow NotesLara Hogan : @lara_hogan Website: WhereWithAll.comLara Hogan's Book - Resilient ManagementBlack owned DEI Consultants taking on more work;Manager Voltron Bingo(PDF)LeadDev Together 2020 (Training for Engineering Managers)Project IncludeBICEPS ModelRough Transcript (via otter.ai )George Stocker 0:00 Welcome to the build better software podcast, the podcast for software leaders who want to enable their teams to build better software. I'm your host, George Stocker. And today I am joined by guest, Laura Hogan, to talk about resilient management. Laura, welcome to the show. Thank you so much. I'm so excited. I'm...
2020-07-2047 min
Build Failed Podcast19 - Carreira em GestãoO caminho de gestão é algo que todo programador precisa considerar eventualmente. Nesse episódio, os hosts recebem Douglas Ferreira, Guilherme Andrade e Gustavo Barbosa para baterem um papo sobre a carreira em gestão e dão dicas sobre o assunto.
Siga a gente no Twitter: twitter.com/BuildFailedCast
Links mencionados no episódio:
- Engineering Management: https://github.com/charlax/engineering-management
- LeadDev: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmM3eCpmWKLJj2PDW_jdGkg
- The Manager’s Path: https://www.amazon.com.br/Managers-Path-Leaders-Navigating-English-ebook/dp/B06XP3GJ7F/ref=sr_1_2
- The Making of a Manager: https://www.amazon.c...
2020-07-1256 min
Humans+TechMeri WilliamsWe're joined by the amazing Meri Williams, previously CTO of Monzo, MOO, and M&S, as well as host and co-curator of the incredible LeadDev conferences. Meri's an experienced technical leader, one who's really technical - check out her story of soldering satellites! In this episode, we chat about creating fantastic conference line-ups who also happen to be diverse, pressures of being a high-profile CTO, ways to build and maintain an incredible network as well as all the usual book recommendations. You can find all the show notes plus the all-important Meri doodle over on...
2020-04-291h 00
10webPrograma 38 – Trabalhar em casa com filhos, Comunicação entre equipas e Coronavirus
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Gravámos este episódio em Abril de 2020, altura em que o aparecimento do Coronavirus nos obriga a ficar em casa. Falamos sobre como é que esta situação está a afectar o nosso trabalho.
Para se juntar à Ana e ao Vítor nesta conversa convidamos o Ricardo Mestre, Engineering Lead Farfetch
Cada um de nós partilhou a situação que está viver, no contexto das suas equipas, e falamos de algumas estratégias que as nossas empresas estão a adoptar para manter a motivação e produtividade das pessoas.
Tivemos ainda...
2020-04-1700 min
More Than Just Code podcast - iOS, visionOS and Swift development, news and adviceEpisode 291: Social Distance EditionWe follow up on the Alouettes and our own social distancing. Tim Cook takes to Twitter and announces 10 million masks from Apple. Google IO is completely cancelled. Daring Fireball shares the iPad 2020 AR experience from Apple. Bill Gates called the next pandemic five years ago. Craig Federighi explains how and we deep dive on the new iPad Trackpad support. Apple updates the Safari anti-tracking technology. The App Store expands to 20 new countries. iOS and iPadOS 13.4 are out with mouse and trackpad support. We also look at the extra features included. We look at ARKit 3.5. Swift 5.2 Released! Picks: LeadDev Live...
2020-03-281h 13