Managers: Presenting To Senior Leadership
There is no level of seniority where the nerves go away. You decide if that's comforting or not.
There is no level of seniority where the nerves go away. You decide if that's comforting or not.
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When you manage more senior engineers, there eventually comes a time for an awkward conversation. Do you… actually want the next promotion? It’s an important topic and one that’s a landmine for misinterpretation. A lot of engineers meet the question with another question: “Why wouldn’t I want
As you move up a ladder, you might experience a weird phenomenon: your “soft” skills start to matter a whole lot more after you spent years proving your technical chops. As more and more of your job becomes coordinating or leading a larger group of people, those technical skills are