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“The path to the CEO's office should not be through the CFO's office, and it should not be through the marketing department. It needs to be through engineering and design.”
— Elon Musk
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“Hire someone who has done the exact task you need completed for another company, ideally at a slightly larger scale.”
— Andrew Wilkinson
Blog Posts
What playing FIFA taught me about building teams
As a kid, I spent hours playing every competitive game both on the field and the digital space such as PlayStation or Atari. The special part in every competitive e-sport game is that you are constantly learning, what you are doing right and what you should improve. One of those games that I enjoyed the most is playing FIFA Manager which helped me to shape my point of view on team building as well.
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Good engineering manager vs Bad engineering manager
Inspired by the great book by Ben Horowitz, The Hard Thing About Hard Things, and specifically by this post about good product manager/bad product manager, I felt the urge to re-write it — but this time about engineering managers. From my experience of leading, mentoring and growing dozens of engineering managers I believe there is a huge difference between good engineering managers and bad engineering managers. It might seem very small for some, but in reality only the former can actually build 10x engineering teams.
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My Beliefs for New Employees — Deliver Value in Your First Week at Work
In order to cultivate a culture of growth, be able to maintain the velocity while bringing in more talent quickly. You need to have a good balance between new employees’ confidence and their outcome/value. You need to find ways to push them out of their comfort zone as soon as possible. Others might call it “throwing them in at the deep end” - there is a thin line between the two.
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