Delegation is a critical skill for tech leads, but as we discussed in a previous post, it can be challenging to master. However, with the right mindset and approach, …
Read MoreDelegation is one of the toughest transitions for new tech leads. Without proper delegation, the challenges extend beyond just the lead—poor delegation has a significant impact on both the tech …
Read MoreFor new tech leads, transitioning from an individual contributor to a leadership role can be a significant challenge. One of the hardest skills to master during this shift is delegation. …
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In our previous article, we explored some of the challenges that arise when teams follow the practice of task assignment. We discussed how task assignment can often limit autonomy, reduce …
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As leaders overseeing engineering teams, one of your core responsibilities is ensuring that development processes are efficient, scalable, and aligned with business goals. Testing, though often seen as a technical …
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In the first and second posts, we explored the key aspects of Lightweight Decision Records (LDRs) and how …
Read MoreIn the world of software development, task assignment has long been the go-to method for distributing work among team members. However, this traditional approach often leads to unintended consequences that …
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In the first part of this series, we explored the concept of Lightweight Architecture Decision Records, and their evolution into Async LDRs. We also …
Read MoreCreating a Culture of Cultivation on your team is the most impactful thing you can do as a Tech Lead. It’s an investment which keeps paying back for you and …
Read MoreFrom impulsive choices to paralyzing overthinking, we all grapple with it. This post shares my journey in developing a structured approach to decision-making, called Asynchronous Lightweight Decision Records (Async LDRs). Specifically applicable for large / remote teams, Async LDRs can enhance accountability, collaboration, transparency, and collective ownership in decision-making.
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