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Dev Interrupted Blog
Stories and advice for dev leaders, written by dev leaders. How to scale your team, which metrics to use, how to grow your career… even how to explain software development to your CEO (hint: very carefully 😉 )
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Connor McClannahan
7 Steps to Reduce Code Smell 🦨
Does your old code have a plethora of issues? Here are seven tips to lessen your code smell and improve your code
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Connor McClannahan
Community AMA: Adam Furtado and Scaling Kessel Run
Adam Furtado joins the Dev Interrupted Discord community to discuss his leadership at Kessel Run and how they scale.
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Connor McClannahan
Collective Community: How we empower developers
Ben Matthews, Director of Engineering at Stack Overflow, talks about how they put developers first and their new release, Collectives.
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Conor Bronsdon
Tackling Technical Debt: Founding OutSystems
OutSystems CEO and founder Paulo Rosado joined us to chat about his path to founding the company, advice for successful leaders, and the growing threat of technical debt.
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Conor Bronsdon
Starting an SRE Team? Stay Away From Uptime.
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) has become popular with many large tech companies. If you are starting an SRE team, learn how to do it the best way.
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Connor McClannahan
How to Handle Hypergrowth in a Remote World
Does your business know how to tackle hypergrowth? Heidi Williams, Head of Engineering at Grammarly, gives us advice from her experience.
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Connor McClannahan
Two Key Focuses (And a Checklist) For New Engineering Managers
Anand Safi, Engineering Leader at Mark43, lists two areas for beginning engineering managers to focus and build upon.
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Connor McClannahan
The Importance of Developer Velocity and Engineering Processes
Developer velocity and engineering processes are critical to organizational success - both subjects will be presented at INTERACT
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Dan Lines
5 Leadership Lessons From Microsoft, Netflix, Stack Overflow, GitLab & Equinix
In my first year as the host of the Dev Interrupted podcast, Dan Lines had the pleasure of interviewing and learning from some of the best engineering leaders in the business. Here are 5 of their most inspiring lessons:
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Anand Safi
Going from an Individual Contributor to an Engineering Manager is NOT a promotion
In my role as an engineering manager, I know making the leap from an individual contributor (IC) to engineering manager (EM) is not a promotion. Instead, it’s a different career track.
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