If the most important goals for software engineering managers are to 1/ hire and develop engineers and 2/ deliver on their commitments, when do managers have the time to work with their teams on day-to-day tasks? This section shows you how to automate day-to-day tasks, along with techniques to retain control and confidence in your team.
Cultivating high-performing engineers
The objective of every engineering manager is to have a high-performing team of high-performing engineers. What exactly does that mean? And how do you turn a new or average engineer into a high-performing engineer? Find out in this section!
Turning around failures and poor performers
Sometimes, on a team, there are one or more people who everyone else has to compensate for, or who are just unpleasant to work with. Ignoring these people might result in the rest of your team slowing attiring, leading to the death spiral of your team. How do you handle poor performers? Find out in this section!