"Good engineering management" is a fad
Read OriginalWill Larson argues that the tech industry's definition of a 'good engineering manager' is a fad that changes with business realities, not moral shifts. The article critiques this trend while identifying core, timeless management skills: Execution, Team shaping, Ownership, and Alignment, which are essential for success regardless of industry cycles.
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