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How do you effectively manage senior ICs?
What does a good manager and direct report relationship look like for ICs?
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Facilitating Software Architecture: Andrew Harmel-Law in conversation
How can you ensure architects and development teams are working towards the same goal?
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You will ship your org chart: understanding organization structure tradeoffs
Adam Berman talks about how your organization structure has a big impact on your workflows. Learn how to bolster your approach to drive more efficient product development.
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AI and the future of software engineering
Hywel Carver talks focuses on the shape of engineering teams and how they work - including how they have changed over time with the advent of Agile and DevOps - and suggest how this will change as AI-generated code becomes mainstream.
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Decision making – The first 5000 years
Mathias Meyer talks about what ingredients you need in place for your decision-making to flow without you really having to do anything, with just a dash of laziness and looking towards what the future might behold, both good and bad (and neutral).
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Becoming an inspiring leader. Solve problems and motivate people.
In this talk, I'll share stories about how I moved from being a process-oriented leader to putting people over processes.
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Content sponsored by DescopeTackling the build vs buy conundrum
There is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to the “Build vs Buy'' decision, but there are ways to make it clearer, and easier.
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Learning to focus on the impactful tasks, instead of every ask!
Evaluate your remit and focus on valuable work
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Leading in the post-boom environment
Tara Ellis calls out what the folks in the room are thinking, looking at what it means to lead in a post-boom environment, and thinking about how we can create a sense of stability for ourselves and our teams.
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Unlocking lean efficiency: Turning knobs where it matters in tech leadership
Joyce Chen dives into the critical concepts that empower leaders to drive pace and build highly effective engineering teams when expanding the headcount isn't always an option.