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Hear from the best software engineering leaders in the world as they share their leadership journey and how they are solving their Priority Zero with our host, LeadDev editor in chief, Scott Carey.

  1. 13 DE JAN.

    S1E13 Learning to let go when managing managers with Shopify's Allison Malloy

    Allison Malloy, Director of Engineering at Shopify, joins the show to chat about her journey from aspiring astronaut to a successful career in software engineering. We talked about her unintentional path to management, the challenges of running a remote team, and her Priority Zero of unifying services across Shopify. 08:40 Transitioning to management: The unintentional leader 14:00 Managing managers and the importance of letting go 17:30 What makes a great technical manager 19:50 Working fully remote from Canada 24:00 Unification of teams and features at Shopify and expanding future capabilities 33:00 Setting the right goals for major projects and launches Allison's recommendation: The Acquired podcast and The Art of Storytelling by John D. Walsh.

    45min

  2. 23/12/2024

    S1 E12 Founder mode vs manager mode with Camille Fournier

    Author of The Manager's Path, Camille Fournier, joins the podcast to talk about her varied career in software engineering, the evolution of management practices in tech, Founder mode vs Manager mode, and her recent interest in platform engineering. 02:00 Doing it for the money vs the passion 07:00 Management in startups vs. big companies 14:45 The qualities of good managers 23:00 The legacy of The Manager's Path 7 years on 31:00 Camille's current focus on platform engineering 39:00 Priority Zero: effectively offboarding as an executive Camille's recommendation: Long Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner Camille will also be speaking on stage LDX3 London on June 15-16, 2025. ⁠Tickets are available now.

    45min

  3. 09/12/2024

    S1E11 Have developers lost their sense of community? with Anil Dash

    Anil Dash, VP of developer experience at Fastly, joins the show to talk about the decline of community in software circles, the value of following your passions as a developer, what he learned working with Joel Spolsky on Stack Overflow and Glitch, and the evolution of developer tools. 6:00 Going from hobbyist to professional developer 11:00 The decline of software communities 18:00 The importance of following your passion as a developer 29:00 Working with Joel Spolsky 47:00 Adapting to a more corporate role and the pitfalls of 'founder mode' 53:00 Anil's Priority Zero: Making Fastly tools more accessible to developers by focusing on the experience Anil's recommendation: Respect: The Life of Aretha Franklin by David Ritz

    57min

  4. 25/11/2024

    S1E10 Taming your imposter syndrome with Medium's Melissa DePuydt

    Melissa DePuydt, Director of Engineering at Medium, joins the show to talk about making the switch from journalism to software engineering, her experiences with imposter syndrome, and a Scrappy vs. Scale framework for adapting your management approach to different contexts. 06:00 Transitioning from journalism to engineering 13:00 Learning to live with imposter syndrome 21:00 The Scrappy vs. Scale framework (Check out Melissa's LeadDev New York talk on the Scrappy/Scale Mindset) 31:20 Establishing stability at Medium Melissa's recommendation: Horseback riding (yes, horseback riding)

    47min

  5. 11/11/2024

    S1E9: Making the "scary" jump to management with Cloudflare's Matt Boyle

    Matt Boyle, an engineering manager at Cloudflare, joins the show to talk about joining the tech giant during the pandemic, how that influences his management style, and the vital importance of regular retrospectives. 06:00 The difference between working at big and small companies 09:00 The terrifying transition from IC to manager 15:00 The vital importance of retrospectives 18:00 Managing distributed teams and the importance of asynchronous work 21:00 Matt's Priority Zero: Ensuring high availability 24:00 The importance of continuous improvement after incidents Matt's recommendation: Acquired podcast

    29min
  6. S1E8 Navigating the scaling journey with Gymshark's Engineering Director, Dan Blundell

    28/10/2024

    S1E8 Navigating the scaling journey with Gymshark's Engineering Director, Dan Blundell

    Dan Blundell, Engineering Director at Gymshark, joins the show to talk about his journey from an aspiring musician to self-taught developer. He reflects on his experiences in the public sector, including working on the UK's Covid-19 test and trace application, and his transition to the fast-growing retailer Gymshark, where he has learned the importance of understanding business needs, hiring for culture, and the significance of maintaining leadership capacity during periods of rapid change. 00:00 The MySpace years and discovering the spark 09:00 Becoming an accidental manager 12:00 Lessons learned from the public sector 15:00 The fear of joining Gymshark and navigating leadership challenges 21:00 The importance of understanding business needs 24:00 Dan's Priority Zero: Scaling at Gymshark 27:00 Hiring for culture and values Dan's recommendation: The Engineering Leader by Cate Huston

    41min

  7. 14/10/2024

    S1E7 How AI will change travel booking with Trainline's Gary Stevens

    Director of Engineering at Trainline, Gary Stevens, joins the show to talk about the role of machine learning in the travel booking experience, the importance of engagement as an engineering leader, and mentoring vs coaching. 00:00 Gary's journey to director of engineering and learning from great managers 09:00 Coaching vs. mentoring 13:00 The importance of engagement in engineering and the importance of celebrating good work 21:00 Machine learning and the future of travel user experiences Gary's recommendation: The Hard Fork podcast

    30min

  8. 07/10/2024

    S1E6 From self-taught developer to engineering manager with Incident's Alicia Collymore

    Alicia Collymore, a Senior Engineering Manager at Incident.io joins the show to chat about entering the industry without a formal computer science degree, transitioning from tech lead to management, setting goals for people who don't want them, and her priority zero of a big Microsoft Teams integration. 03:10 From self-learning to getting her big break 06:00 Transitioning from Tech Lead to Engineering Manager 12:00 The key to good hiring 15:00 Setting goals for engineers 17:30 Delivering a big MS Teams integration project Alicia's recommendation: Medusa by Rosie Hewlett

    26min
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Hear from the best software engineering leaders in the world as they share their leadership journey and how they are solving their Priority Zero with our host, LeadDev editor in chief, Scott Carey.

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  • Criado por
    LeadDev
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2025
  • Episódios
    14
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © LeadDev
  • Site do podcast
    LeadDev's PriorityZero