What I Wish I Had Known Back in the Day

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Leaders, particularly senior ones, ainst any of those tings. Rt, i think this gos too intentionality again, and explicitness. And ye just, ma, obviously know, you got to call people out, and youre appoint about having video off. O, my good no utric. So i want to ask you, michael, on any kind of parting thoughts to day, explicitly,. You know, the young engineering leader, or someone who just became an engineering leader - what do you wish you would have known back in the day?

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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