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Article: Q&A on the Book Becoming an Effective Software Engineering Manager

InfoQ Culture Methods

The book Becoming an Effective Software Engineering Manager by James Stanier explores how to manage engineers and what managers can do to build and run effective teams. It helps people decide if they want to go from an engineering to a manager role and organize and improve their management activities.

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Tech Leadership books

Apiumhub

We’ve collected a few of the best tech leadership books, so you can dive in with the best chance of success. Books offer an amazing opportunity to delve deeply into topics. Books offer an amazing opportunity to delve deeply into topics. I hope you find our list of tech leadership books useful: Tech Leadership books.

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How a band of P2P hackers planted the seeds of a unique expense management giant

TechCrunch

So it’s natural to think a company in the expense report management business would keep it simple and play it by the book. But one look at Expensify is enough to tell you that this is a company that never even looked for the book.

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AI-based Travel Assistant Wins AltexSoft’s GenAI Hackathon

Altexsoft

It helped engineers, managers, and admin staff learn large language models (LLMs) capabilities and train at building products based on LLM APIs. It automatically vets candidate CVs based on experience, skills, and cultural fit. The Jira AI assistant took second place. The CV matching tool took third place.

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An Engineering Manager’s Bill of Rights (and Responsibilities)

Honeycomb

Or, the small crisis with engineering management. In 2018, Honeycomb co-founder & CTO Charity Majors wrote a blog post titled, “An Engineer’s Bill of Rights (and Responsibilities).” These constraints incentivized managers to think hard about how to retain and grow their best senior engineers. This is good.

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The Best Product Engineering Org in the World

James Shore

The founders were immersed in XP, and XP is where we want to return, but there was a period of time where the company grew quickly and lost that XP culture. We have a bunch of engineers who dont have the XP mindset. This is a matter of changing organizational culture, and organizational culture isnt easy to change.

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Forecasting 2023 Recruiting Trends With 6 Experts

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Mike: I wish I had the crystal ball for this, but I hope that when the market starts picking up again (rapidly I’m inclined to think) that companies will have to adopt more and higher levels of support for the employees as it relates to culture, DEI, and general happiness. Rado: Prioritization, team time, and environment management.