Expanding Beyond
Monica and Urban discuss their work life as developers and development managers.
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We discuss introducing OKRs and working on tech debt.
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In this episode we discuss Urban's side projects and why side projects are useful for you as a developer.
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In this episode we talk about agile coaches, decision making in self-organizing teams, and rehearsing "big bang" migrations.
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In this episode we talk about improving communication and what it takes to improve your time management and delegation skills.
Time Management Advice for Product Managers by Shreyas Doshi
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In this episode we are continuing the discussion on ADRs and the prioritization of technical topics in general as well as the role of managers in mature teams and how even knowing someone just a little bit makes everything so much easier.
Turn the ship around by David Marquet
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We discuss our Christmas break, books, and how to structure work when the engineering department is growing fast.
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In this episode we revisit 360 reviews, navigating the German e-healthcare system, and dealing with surprises.
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In this episode we discuss the differences between working remotely and meeting in person. We also talk about the career path(s) of software developers that do not want to become managers.
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In this episode we talk about one on ones, 360 reviews, and performance reviews.
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In this episode we talk about estimations ... again.
We discuss everything around internationalization of a product and an organization as well as the job of a product owner (and the lack of one on Monica's team).
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We discuss estimations, what they are good for as well as legacy code.
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Franziska Hauck is a coach, consultant and advocate. With her experience as a people lead, she coaches engineering managers, developers and primarily those working in tech. She has consulted startups, content hubs and bootcamp providers. Previously regional lead for the developer relations community programs at Google, she has also worked as a product owner, project manager a...
We discuss picking jobs based on a tech stack you want to learn, engineering roadmaps, going on holidays, and high performing teams.
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We discuss working in a start-up environment, making hard decisions when prioritizing, and the parallels between architecture and software development.
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In this episode we discuss how Monica is doing in her new job, project management, stakeholder mapping, premortems, and project management.
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In this episode we discuss greenfield applications, when they make sense, when they do not, and how to split out parts of an app.
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We talk about Monica's new job, how she's approaching new jobs in general, and what management roles a team needs.
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We discuss making big technical decisions, building vs. buying, how it's important to take a break from work and Monica's 10 year plan.
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In this episode we talk about how to manage errors and failures.
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