Engineers Aren't Speakers, but They're Speaking in a Certain Way

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Engineers are pretty particular, which is a privilege. And i think if there's an appeal to some of my stuff, it's because as an engineer, i'm speaking to you as an engineer,. and you're hearing it as an engineer. I couldn't agree more with you there. So let's be opinionated. Let's be engineers, and let's have some discussion. We'll talk about the state of content foror engineering leaders.

Community creator and engineering leader at Apple, Michael Lopp (aka rands), joins Jason and Eiso to chat about the power of storytelling for engineering and the state of content for engineering leaders. The author of "Small Things Done Well" shares his opinions on video conferencing, distributed work, and how managers can create more authentic connections with remote teams.

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