EL029 – Metric Madness: The 5 Most Common Problems With Engineering Metrics and How to Fix Them
Today, I’m going to share five common issues I see with engineering project metrics in professional practice, and how to address them on your projects.
EL028 – How to launch a successful tech start-up
In today’s episode, I speak with Brett Fox, a seasoned high-tech executive and entrepreneur who has made a career of launching successful businesses and turning around foundering ones. He answers all the most important questions about launching a successful startup, and shares particular insight into the importance of having a fantastic founding team, why clarity of thought is critical, and why the COVID-19 pandemic might just be the perfect time to launch a new venture.
EL027 – How to change the world through a mission-driven team
In today’s episode, Vivian and I discuss the importance of mission in leading a team, why she decided to move on from her “dream job” at McKinsey, how she’s successfully building a remote technical team, and what the future holds for Juni.
EL026 – Learning, Teaching, and the Pursuit of Engineering Management Excellence
Dr. Lucas Marino is a principal life cycle engineer for the COLUMBIA submarine program, engineering manager, educator, small business owner, and family man. In today’s episode, we discuss the importance of learning and teaching for practicing engineers, pursuing passions, and keeping it all in balance.
EL025 – Performing a Hard Reset on Life: How One Engineer Went From Rock Bottom To True Happiness
An interview with engineer, author, and TedX speaker Michael Tranmer on how the sudden end of his marriage forced a reset in his life, and how he found happiness.
