Remote engineering management managing an engineering team in a remote-first world

Managing an engineering team is hard, managing a remote engineering team is even harder--but dedicating effort to setting up a proper remote-first environment will allow for your team to thrive. This book breaks down the most important processes in engineering teams, and demonstrates how to make the...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Sunderland, Alexandra, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Berkeley, California : Apress [2022]
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Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009672607306719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • Table of Contents
  • About the Author
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1: Hiring
  • The Job Application Form
  • The Screening Call
  • Panel Interviews
  • Asynchronous Technical Test
  • How to Schedule Interviews
  • What to Do When Technology Fails
  • A New Set of Biases
  • Bias #1: Internet Quality
  • Bias #2: Video Call Backgrounds
  • Bias #3: Noise
  • Winning People Over When They Have Multiple Offers
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 2: Onboarding
  • The Week Before
  • Welcome Email
  • Onboarding Buddies
  • Putting It All Together
  • The First Week
  • Creating a Welcoming Environment
  • Setting and Managing Expectations
  • Working on Building Social Connections
  • Familiarizing Them with the Way of Working
  • Putting It All Together
  • Beyond Week One
  • One-on-Ones
  • Simple Tickets
  • Deploying Code
  • Pull Requests
  • The Importance of Feedback
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 3: Meetings
  • How to Schedule a Great Meeting
  • Name/Description
  • Attendees
  • Date/Time
  • Length
  • Team Retrospectives/Brainstorming
  • Days 1-2: Asynchronous
  • Days 3-4: Asynchronous
  • Day 5: Synchronous
  • Team Building
  • Games
  • Escape Rooms
  • Live Creative Experiences
  • Watch-n-Learn
  • Good Old-Fashioned Social Hour
  • The "Stand-Up"
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 4: One-on-Ones
  • An Introduction to One-on-Ones
  • The Benefits of One-on-Ones
  • Remote One-on-Ones
  • Why One-on-Ones Are Better When Remote
  • How to Structure Your One-on-Ones
  • The Importance of a Shared Meeting Agenda
  • Types of One-on-Ones
  • The First One-on-One
  • The Feedback One-on-One
  • The Social One-on-One
  • The Peer One-on-One
  • The Manager One-on-One
  • Troubleshooting and Mistakes
  • When There's "Nothing to Talk About"
  • "We'll Talk As Needed"
  • The Emotional Overload
  • Takeaways from This Chapter.
  • Chapter 5: Deploys
  • Getting Everyone on the Same Page
  • Managing the Emotional Chaos of Deploys
  • The New Team Member
  • Situation
  • Solution
  • The QA Analyst's Bug Reports
  • Situation
  • Solution
  • The Rush for Last-Minute Code
  • Situation
  • Solution
  • Forgetting About Time Zones
  • Situation
  • Solution
  • Should I Stay or Should I Go?
  • Situation
  • Solution
  • The Day After
  • Situation
  • Solution
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 6: Communication Strategies
  • Staying Updated
  • Unstructured Written Communication
  • Cyclic Written Check-Ins
  • Recurring Meetings
  • In Summary
  • Types of Calls
  • Video On or Off?
  • The Benefits of Voice-Only
  • How to Get Started with Voice Chat
  • Embracing Async
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 7: Feedback and Promotions
  • How to Give Great Feedback
  • Choosing the Appropriate Delivery Method
  • Structuring Feedback to Be Effective
  • After Delivering Feedback
  • Creating a Culture of Feedback
  • How to Receive Feedback
  • Being Transparent
  • Ensuring That Promotions Are Fair
  • Learning About the Hidden Work
  • Promotion Negotiation
  • Announcing Promotions
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 8: Burnout
  • What Is Burnout?
  • How to Spot Burnout in Your Team
  • Look Out for: Communication Patterns
  • Look Out for: Work Patterns
  • Look Out for: Engagement Patterns
  • How to Talk About It
  • How to Spot Burnout in YOU
  • The Importance of Filling Your Own Cup
  • Preventing Burnout
  • Reduce Notifications
  • Work Life and Personal Life Separation
  • Time Away from Work
  • Talk About It
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Chapter 9: Saying Goodbye
  • Employee Termination
  • Performance Expectations
  • Goals and Performance Improvement Plans
  • Understanding the Underlying Situation
  • Communication As a Vital Skill
  • The Goodbye Conversation
  • Announcing Departures.
  • Involuntary Departures
  • Voluntary Departures
  • Offboarding
  • Knowledge Transfer
  • Exit Interviews
  • Takeaways from This Chapter
  • Index.