Joel Chippindale's recommended links

Links to recommended articles, books, podcasts, videos etc. on a variety of subjects.

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• Building teams

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• Career development
• Change
• Coaching
• Communication

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• Decision making
• Delegation and empowerment
• Diversity, equity and inclusion

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• Engineering leadership

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• Facilitation

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• Generative AI
• Git
• Giving and receiving feedback

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• Hiring and being hired

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• Inspirational talks

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• Learning

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• Managing time
• Managing up
• Meetings
• Metrics

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• One to ones
• Organisational structures

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• Pairing
• Pay and compensation
• Product management

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• Remote working
• Retrospectives

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• Security and compliance
• Software development
• Speaking at conferences
• Strategy
• Stress

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• Testing
• Trust

Recently added links

• The social lives of ideas (Don't just do things, part 3)
  "Not knowing how to communicate with our stakeholders has been the bottleneck in our impact for decades. If you want to stand out as a leader, this is where you need to start." — Pavel Samsonov
• You can't just flip the switch on empowerment
  Martin Eriksson on why you can't just flip from directed to empowered teams, and how to navigate this journey.
• The RTO is gonna huRTO your business
  Sergio Visinoni offers a summary of some recent research into Return To Office policies and their impact on businesses.
• Carol Palombini
  Carol's coaching supports CTOs to grow in their careers and better understand their teams
• Vibe engineering
  "It’s also become clear to me that LLMs actively reward existing top tier software engineering practices" — Simon Willison
• stdlib
  Andrew Murphy's community built collection of more than 1,000 resources for technical leadership
• The real reason women aren’t getting ahead in tech: “She’s not strategic”
  Jess Iandiorio outlines what it means to be strategic, and the biases that effect our judgements on this.
• Francis Lacoste
  Francis coaches CTOs and VPEs to become leaders who nurture amazing engineering cultures. He helps his clients transition from “building the product” into “building the org that builds the product”
• Getting more strategic
  Cate Huston on being and being seen as more strategic
• Strategic nihilism
  Roger Martin on the destructiveness and delusions of strategic nihilism

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