Dates covered: July 16-22, 2018 (week 29 of 52)
Career
- 7 warning signs that you shouldn’t accept a job offer (via The Software Mentor)
- Becoming a senior developer: 9 experiences you’ll encounter (via The Software Mentor)
- 7 Skills That Aren’t About to Be Automated (communication, content, context, emotional competence, teaching, connections, ethical compass) (via Harvard Business Review)
- Transitioning from Programming to Management (via Software Lead Weekly)
Communication
Culture
- How Managers, Coworkers, and HR Pressure Women to Stay Silent About Harassment (via Harvard Business Review)
- Creating a Purpose-Driven Organization (via Harvard Business Review)
- The Toxic Robot Developer Syndrome (via The Software Mentor)
- The Key to Preventing Generational Tension Is Remembering That Everyone Wants to Feel Valued (via Harvard Business Review)
- Why Women Volunteer for Tasks That Don’t Lead to Promotions (via Harvard Business Review)
- Truth, Disrupted (via Harvard Business Review)
- How to Get Someone to Put Away Their Phone and Actually Listen (via Harvard Business Review)
Leadership
- What Not to Do When You’re Trying to Motivate Your Team (via Harvard Business Review)
- The 2 Types of Respect Leaders Must Show (owed vs. earned) (via Harvard Business Review)
- 4 Ways Leaders Can Protect Their Time and Empower Their Teams (via Harvard Business Review)
- How to Take Control of Your Own Leadership (via Software Lead Weekly)
Process
- When Generalists Are Better Than Specialists, and Vice Versa (generalists for slow-moving fields) (via Harvard Business Review)
- The Supreme Court Has a Longevity Problem, but Term Limits on Justices Won’t Solve It (via Harvard Business Review)
- You’re Never Going to Be “Caught Up” at Work. Stop Feeling Guilty About It. (via Harvard Business Review)
- Selecting Project Leads (via Software Lead Weekly)
Software development
- Lean Testing or Why Unit Tests are Worse than You Think (via The Software Mentor)
- 3 types of application software you should know (via The Software Mentor)
- The Bulk of Software Engineering in 2018 is Just Plumbing (via The Software Mentor)