Learnings

<p>Know thy enemy: How to prioritize and communicate risks—CRE life lessons: </p>

<p>The 25 Micro-Habits of High-Impact Managers </p>

<p>If you can't measure it, you can't improve it. - Peter Drucker</p>

<p>How do you say no to customers? </p>

<p>12 Traps When Visualizing Work (and Managing WIP): </p>

<p>Three Feedback Models </p>

<p>6 Counterintuitive Rules for Being a Better Manager </p>

<p>How to Deal with Difficult People on Software Projects </p>

<p>10 tips to strengthen your Product Design and Product Management relationship: </p>

<p>Product Management: Learn how to ship products people love (Free Complete Book) #download</p>

<p>Managers, Take Your 1:1s to the Next Level </p>

<p>Avoiding the new-manager syndrome in design </p>

<p>5 arguments to make managers care about technical debt: </p>

<p>How to write a project proposal that will get other stakeholders on board with your idea: </p>

<p>The big picture (strategy and company goals) needs to be crystal-clear before we start prioritizing and estimating features. </p>

<p>The Role of Design Management </p>

<p>nice talk about the role of humility and skills that are hard to teach in roles sucha as PMs </p>

<p><em>Acceptance Criteria: Purposes, Formats, and Best Practices</em> </p>

<p>A fun, yet interesting, parallel between FF7 and project management </p>

<p>An interesting description of how Architecture Decision Records, aka ADR, are used at Spotify </p>

<p>"I'm new to Engineering Management, what books should I read?" is a list of recommended book for those, or considering, joining the engineering management role </p>

<p>“Leading is about knowing the destination, not necessarily knowing the path”. Advice for designers venturing into management: </p>

<p>insights from @jmspool on what makes a great design team </p>

<p>a great handbook for building and scaling a design team </p>