Conference Engineering Culture Social 
Xebia
DECEMBER 23, 2022
But, as soon as they walk out of the conference room and are “offstage,” they vocalize their true feelings and opinions to trusted colleagues. . These groups might mirror people’s roles – accounting, HR, sales, etc – or could be informal, reflecting friendships and other social connections.
InfoQ Culture Methods
DECEMBER 11, 2024
As a software engineer or individual contributor, the next step in your career can be to become a principal engineer. The path to becoming a principal engineer at companies can feel unclear, which can inhibit individual engineering careers. By Ben Linders, Joy Ebertz, Pablo Fredrikson, Charlotte de Jong Schouwenburg
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Honeycomb
FEBRUARY 9, 2021
It seemed tailored to what actual work would be rather than what people aspired it to be like if they wanted to boast about it at a conference. The more time I spend in this industry, the more interested I get about that social aspect of our systems. A framing of systems as being both social and technical ( sociotechnical! )
LaunchDarkly
OCTOBER 26, 2018
Upon reflecting on the conference, and my experience now two months into my first software engineering job at LaunchDarkly, I wanted to share a smattering of thoughts with you as a woman in tech. At LaunchDarkly I have experienced similar intellectual honesty, one of the many facets of our outstanding engineering culture.
Apiumhub
AUGUST 29, 2019
Alvaro Garcia – Principal Software Engineer at Apiumhub, Ruggero Tonelli – Principal Site Reliability Engineer at Netquest, Felix Kerger – Principal Developer Advocate at King, Corrado Calzoni – Principal Software Engineer at Roche, Stephan Lagraulet – Head of Engineering.
Netlify
SEPTEMBER 30, 2021
People often end up pairing when there’s a need, or a desire for social contact, and sometimes these turn into huge group sessions that last for hours when nobody watches time , with everybody doing their thing and working almost as if we were sitting right next to each other. I love all of our social Slack rooms.
LeanEssays
JULY 14, 2019
In 1988, Berkley scientists David A Patterson, Garth Gibson, and Randy H Katz presented the paper A Case for Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) [3] at the ACM SIGMOD Conference. He realized that such enthusiasm could not surface in his company, because the culture did not value good engineering. This is lean.
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