The Pendulum Hasn't Really Moved One Way or the Other in the Last 30 Years

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Leadership till date is still just an almost orally passed on practice. I don't know if i see it changing, to be honest with you. In engineering, i think what's mut says we've made the same mistake for three decades an engineering leadership. And until we can understand and identify that, then i think that we 're going to continue to make those mistakes. If you're picking from a group of people in all considerations, most people are not upright as they're scaling their organization. For me, the first and particularly talking about early stage company, but i think this will hold true for very long time,. The person you bring as your engineer leader, is your

In the first episode of Developing Leadership, Eiso Kant and Jason Warner talk about how the roles and perceptions of engineers and engineering leaders have changed over the decades. From the catastrophic offshoring trend of the early 2000s to the golden age of development, the tools, the processes and the culture shifts. Eiso and Jason share their experiences in the world of tech and the lessons that have stayed with them through the years.

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