Join 9200+ subscribers reading by weekly personalized Newsletter that helps developers level up their skills through weekly Frontend and Leadership Snacks. You get a deep dive into a Tech topic, Actionable tips to excel in your career and a toolbox!
One skill every Leader needs to Master
|
Hello Reader, As an Engineering leader, you are going to get requests all the time. So you need to prioritize how you are going to manage that. According to a study by McKinsey, leaders who set clear priorities for their teams see a 25% increase in overall productivity. You might have to say ‘no’ to your direct team or product leaders or might have to say no to priorities. In Leadership, saying no means 'not right now', but let's work together to figure out 'when.' While setting priorities, Never say we can’t do this now, hoping they would go away but instead, share the priorities and your roadmap 🛣️ with them. Ask them how their work takes priority over your existing roadmap and work with them to build a mutual understanding. I have attached a handy infographic for you to learn and reference when you will say no next. How do you say 'No'This infographic and part of the lesson is taken from the Developer to Leader course which is filled with fun lil graphics like these.
Developer to Leader is a course that equips you all the skills needed to become a Successful Engineering Leader even if you've never managed or led anyone before. 🔥 Actionable Tip: Schedule regular self-reflections or engage in peer coaching to evaluate your decision-making and identify areas for growth. 🧰 The Engineering Leader's Toolbox
P.S. Over the next couple of weeks, you're going to hear more from me about the upcoming Black Friday sale for Developer to Leader course, if you'd rather not hear about it you can click here to opt out however I'd still recommend to check it out since I'll be sharing exclusive bonus content that will be super helpful. |
Ankita Kulkarni
Join 9200+ subscribers reading by weekly personalized Newsletter that helps developers level up their skills through weekly Frontend and Leadership Snacks. You get a deep dive into a Tech topic, Actionable tips to excel in your career and a toolbox!
Hey Reader, I had the incredible opportunity to speak at the official Next.js Conf!. It’s been 2.5 years since I went full-time as a Tech Educator, and this moment truly feels like a milestone. In my talk, I share how I built a custom course platform using Next.js (the same one that powers Modern Full Stack Next.js Course) along with the lessons and challenges I faced along the way. If you'd like, you can watch the talk here! Weekly Snack: Caching Patterns for Dynamic Components in Next.js 🍿...
Hey Reader, I’ve been diving deep into React 19.2 and Next.js 16 Beta this week, and honestly, it’s such a solid update. I have started to incorporate so many of the features in my Next.js Custom Course Platform and have seen massive improvements. But before we jump into this week’s snack, let’s hear it from our sponsor. 👇 But before that, let's hear it from our Sponsor. PRESENTED BY CODERABBIT AI Most AI test tools just throw random assertions at your code and call it “coverage.” But they...
Hey Reader, This week was huge for web dev 🚀. React 19.2 just landed with fixes for some of the most annoying bugs, Sonnet 4.5 dropped with major AI upgrades, and the ecosystem feels like it’s moving faster than ever. I’ve rounded up the highlights (and why they matter) along with this week’s Snack for you below 👇 But before that, let's hear it from our Sponsor. PRESENTED BY CODERABBIT AI Most AI code reviewers feel shallow, they look at syntax, patterns, maybe a guideline or two, but they...