Welcome to the Better Tech Leadership podcast, where we connect with tech leaders from all over the world to share their know-how on bridging the gap between business and tech.

In this episode, host Leszek Knoll, co-founder of software development agency @‌Brainhubeu, talks with Fateme Taghiniai, Engineering Manager at Ratepay about:

- Navigating Career Transitions: Learn about the journey from technical roles to leadership positions, including the motivations and challenges faced by professionals in transitioning their careers.

- Balancing Technical Excellence and Business Priorities: Understand the importance of balancing technical excellence with meeting business objectives, especially in optimizing development processes and managing costs.

- Prioritizing Features and Resources: Gain insights into the decision-making process of prioritizing features in product development based on industry requirements, market demands, and resource constraints.

- Effective Leadership Strategies: Explore actionable advice for individuals stepping into leadership roles, including the importance of people management, continuous learning, and adapting communication styles.

- Learning from Diverse Perspectives: Discover valuable lessons from unexpected sources such as military leadership and organizational dynamics, offering fresh perspectives on leadership and management principles applicable across industries.

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