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  1. What do managers even do now?

    (Accidentally in Code)

    Credit: Paul Hudson / Wikimedia I watched an IC have a lightbulb moment: they’re a manager now.

  2. Announcing: Breaking Into the Security Mindset

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    Image credit: Joe Groove Application security might seem like a strange thing to build a coaching course about.

  3. Skills for a more leveraged workflow

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    Adapted from Mix and Match Robot expressions by anarres (Openclipart, CC0) I’ve been skeptical in general about sharing workflow skills.

  4. The next weight

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    Credit: NeedPix Something that comes up regularly in coaching is the idea that you get stronger against the weight you can lift, not against the one you can’t.

  5. The Date – Blunt Implement or Forcing Function?

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    Credit: Alexas_Fotos / Pixabay On some of the worst run projects I’ve seen, leaders trying to get them back on track would set a date.

  6. What would make next week better?

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    Credit: Flickr / Christopher Bowley Just about everyone gets overwhelmed sometimes, and many of us deal with that by working harder.

  7. Book: Churn

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    Claude Steele’s first book Whistling Vivaldi gave me one of the most useful framings I have for bias.

  8. Maturing our development process as an AI-first 2 person team

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    Credit: Landiva Weber / Pexels We’re doing a big release this week for DRI Your Career.

  9. Self-promotion without the ick (thanks Claude)

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    To be brutally honest, this (making Claude my social media manager) all started because I felt inadequate about self-promotion.

  10. The Second Cohort

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    Image credit: Joe Groove After the first cohort of DRI Your Career I wrote that the first time you do something, you can believe in it but you can only really hope.