Welcome to Managers for Good, a weekly series discussing the real good and not so good of managing technical people. We interview engineering and product leaders and dive deep into the difficult and untold stories of management. Managers for Good is brought to you by Staat. Staat makes it super fast and easy for managers and their teams to have a unified, objective knowledge base on engineering pr... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | BusinessManagement |
On this week's episode of Technically Human we have Senior Engineering Manager at Etsy and Staat's Customer Advisory Board Member, Najla Elmachtoub talks about the power of goal setting. She dives deep into how self-reflection enabled her to create m... more
On this week's episode of Technically Human, we hear from Evans Wang, a senior software engineer at Area 23, an innovation agency based in New York City. Evans drops some incredible wisdom from his incredible experience as a military officer, a codin... more
In this episode of Technically Human, Eric Gong and I discuss the complexities and realities of people quitting. Eric gets deep into practical ways to respond to someone quitting unexpectedly that is good for the person quitting, the team, and the ma... more
In this week's episode of Technically Human, Eric Gong, Founder & CEO of Eric Gong & Company, a technical recruiting company and former VP of engineering talks about how to uncover a candidates motivations during an interview and why that's so crucia... more
Tim Whitacre, an engineering manager at New Story based in Atlanta, talks about how he and his teams have shifted their 1:1 structure and purpose while transitioning to remote work. He provides solid frameworks on how to think about 1:1s to be more e... more
Eric Gong, former VP of Engineering, talks about his experience dealing with isolation as an engineering manager and some ideas on how to prevent burnout
In this week's episode of Technically Human, we talk with Eric Gong, former VP of engineering. He recalls one of his toughest moments as an eng manager where he wasn't sure if he made the right call and whether or not his actions caused his dev to qu... more
In this week's episode of Technically Human we do a deep dive into some of the most surprising insights we've collected while building Staat, an alert and notifications system for software teams.
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