CTO @effectivecto

I help build systems, therefore I am. Currently building tech solutions for 100mn+ users. Joined September 2020

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CTO @effectivecto

4 years ago

Here are my top 3 recommendations for Engineering Management books 📚📘📖 1. High Output Management - Andrew Grove 2. The Manager’s Path - Camille Fournier 3. Managing Humans - Michael Lopp

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Engineering Manager is a broad role and needs multiple hats to be worn as need be. Listing the usual ones here 1. Developer 2. Architect 3. Tech lead 4. Delivery Manager 5. Product Manager 6. Human Resources

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4 years ago

The key to building great products with a team is to well align the project tasks and the takeaways of it's contributors.

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4 years ago

Core focus areas for an Engineering Manager 1. People 2. Technology 3. Product 4. Delivery

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4 years ago

Autonomy breeds leaders, whereas dependency breeds followers.

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4 years ago

Resignation, if sudden, is almost always a symptom of broken communication in the team.

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4 years ago

Listening is the most underrated aspect of communication.

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4 years ago

Build better teams to build better solutions.

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CTO @effectivecto

5 years ago

To build something impactful together is the best team bonding there is & the best there ever will be.

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5 years ago

Help the team in managing its code & the team helps you in managing itself.

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5 years ago

The focus of interviews should not be to test candidates on the concepts they wouldn't know, but rather to test candidates on the concepts they would know to be able to evaluate their problem understanding, approach towards the solution, clarity of thought & ability to explain.

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CTO @effectivecto

5 years ago

If you are an Engineering manager & you feel lonely in your project, you are doing something amazingly wrong. If you are a Product manager & you do not feel lonely in your project, you are doing something amazingly right.