Every week I'll write down the best articles I've stumbled upon, in the hope of resonate them. As always, opinions are my own and not my employer's.
A strong emphasis on learning - including blameless post-mortems, experimentation and short cycle feedback loops- can embed the sharing of knowledge and surfacing of relevant insights to aid in real time adaptation to changing conditions Designing & Managing for Resilience.
Great article about how about efficient communication architecture and culture, starting by using principles like “Written over verbal” and “Async over Sync” and ending about using tools and frameworks like the RACI Matrix. Highly recommended. How to Design a Communication Architecture.
Some ideas that I’ve advocated in the past, mostly that years of experience ≠ skills, but I really liked the framework to measure team skills and room to improvement: Myth: Experience Can’t Be Taught
A good article about what being a engineering manager means, specially right after coming from an IC position: Being an engineering manager.
Finally, a case of “ver la paja en ojo ajeno pero no la viga en el propio” (easy to see the speck in your brother’s eye, but not so easy to see the plank in your own): Breaking Camp.