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  1. Technical Deep Dives

    How engineering managers should handle technical deep dives: show system ownership, trade-offs, impact, and lessons learned.

  2. 2025’te bilgisayar bilimi okumak hâlâ mantıklı mı?

  3. Building Remote Teams

    Discover no-nonsense strategies for setting up new international hubs, tackling cultural shifts, and ensuring long-term success.

  4. How I built and shipped 3 projects using LLMs—what worked, where it broke, and why specs, not code, are the future of software development.

  5. A brutally honest postmortem on why software engineering handbook sales flopped, marketing misfired, and the unexpected lessons learned.

  6. Blunt guide to what a manager really does: you’re the company’s face.

  7. Everything they don’t teach you about becoming a manager.

  8. Why take self reviews seriously even if they feel pointless.

  9. Chasing Real Respect

    A raw, honest look at what actually earns respect as a leader beyond titles, performance reviews, or pretending to know everything.

  10. The Invisible Difference

    The invisible difference at work is how your tone, presence, and judgment shape trust, influence, and how other people experience you.

  11. Combine goal setting with the Johari Window to find your blind spots, drop the fluff, and grow where it actually matters.

  12. Management can be isolating because some concerns cannot be shared up, down, or sideways, leaving leaders to carry more alone than most people see.

  13. Simple Task Management

    A simple task management system using a daily document, dated lists, task breakdowns, and lightweight planning without app clutter

  14. AI Balance in Work

    AI can enhance workflows, but overuse leads to inefficiency and loss of critical thinking.

  15. PIP Manager Insights

    How to navigate PIPs effectively?

  16. How to prepare for engineering manager interviews, covering technical rounds, leadership stories, culture fit, hiring signals, and common red flags

  17. Explore effective strategies for managers to maintain work-life balance by setting boundaries, taking control, and preventing burnout in leadership roles.

  18. Leadership is more than serving teams.

  19. The tech job market is shifting - AI, automation, and competition are redefining careers.

  20. Traits for EMs

    The traits that separate engineering managers who ship and grow their people from the ones who stall.

  21. Why simple, specific recognition keeps good engineers, and how to give it without overdoing it or playing favorites.

  22. How one question in a first 1:1 helps managers understand new reports, build trust, avoid assumptions, and adapt their leadership style

  23. Learn how to navigate the current employer’s market in tech, where employers hold the leverage.

  24. Learn how to bridge ideals and reality in engineering leadership by using listening, empathy, discipline, and perseverance to drive meaningful change.

  25. Hiring Red Flags

    Spot hiring red flags to avoid bad hires.

  26. Exploring why The Godfather is a cinematic masterpiece, casting and direction to unforgettable quotes, themes of loyalty, and an immersive score

  27. Subteam Tenets

    How subteam tenets help engineering teams scale execution with clear DRIs, small-team ownership, project visibility, status updates, and accountability

  28. No Fluff Please

    Learn how to craft a CV that stands out by focusing on measurable achievements, clear structure, and cutting out the fluff.

  29. Losing a Top Performer

    Handling a top performer’s exit is tough.

  30. Explore how error budgeting, MTTR, and MTTD help balance reliability and innovation, ensuring system stability while minimizing downtime

  31. Trust issues stem from information gaps and fundamental attribution error.

  32. Learn why 7 direct reports is ideal for managers.

  33. How to override a people leader’s decision without damaging trust, using consensus, clear reasoning, resistance, and ownership

  34. Discover how to navigate the delicate process of promoting team members.

  35. Explore the difference between perception and perspective in leadership.

  36. Setting Goals

    Discover how setting clear, structured goals can enhance focus, motivation, and achievement in your personal and professional life.

  37. From Engineer to Manager

    Management is a different job, not a promotion.

  38. Getting Delegation Right

    Practical steps for delegating in software leadership: match the person to the task, define what done means, and support without taking the work back.

  39. How to interview your future boss with sharper questions about leadership style, accountability, team culture, growth, and difficult decisions

  40. A five-day Iceland trip celebrating Software Engineering Handbook, covering the Golden Circle, South Coast, glaciers, Blue Lagoon, and Reykjavik

  41. Engineering interviews should have operational interview bits such as incident scenarios, system monitoring and alerting and Post-Mortem Analysis

  42. Two friends, one book.

  43. Charlie Munger Quotes

    Gain wisdom from Charlie Munger’s most impactful quotes on investing, decision-making, and life lessons for success and personal growth

  44. A practical look at managing upstream and downstream dependencies across teams, and why getting that coordination right keeps delivery moving.

  45. Join a journey from the glitz of Las Vegas to the breathtaking landscapes of Antelope and Grand Canyons and Horseshoe Bend

  46. Navigating Layoffs

    Layoffs hit hard but preparation matters more than luck.

  47. How overly competitive behavior damages trust, slows teams down, and why focusing on how you contribute beats obsessing over individual wins.

  48. Explore Malta’s rich history, stunning coastlines, and vibrant culture in Blue Grotto, Mdina, St Paul’s Cathedral and Valletta

  49. Engineering health is more than tech debt; it is the ongoing work of reducing friction, protecting teams, and keeping systems reliable and adaptable.

  50. Dev managers don't need to code, but staying technical matters.