EL024 – What Teaching at MIT for 20 Years Taught This Engineer About Success
An interview with author, MIT instructor, and CTO Mark Herschberg on the essential skills you need to succeed as an engineering leader.
EL023 – Leadership Lessons from a CTO
In today’s episode, I speak with Andrew Hinkelman, founder of Priority-1 Group, and former CTO of Parametric, about leadership and management in the technical world, and how to set yourself up for success as a leader in tech.
EL022 – Managing Brilliant Jerks
In today’s episode, I interview Dr. Katrina Burrus about the challenges technical experts face when moving in to management, the importance of cultural fit, and the kinds of skills you need to succeed as a manager.
EL021 – From the Shop Floor to the Corner Office
In this week’s episode, I interview Josh Mathias, the Managing Director at the Hythe Group, a multi-disciplinary engineering firm from the UK on leadership, management, and his ascent from the shop floor to the corner office.
Remote work for (non-software) engineering teams
[Note from Pat: The following is a guest post by Cristian Orozco. Cristian is one of the partners of an FE exam prep startup called PrepFE. He is a graduate in civil engineering from the University of Tennessee. Cristian’s experience includes working both...
EL020 – Five Things They Don’t Tell You When You Become an Engineering Manager
In this week’s episode, I share five things that nobody tells you when you transition into engineering management. It’s a summary of the biggest lessons learned in my own career, and how to put them to work for you.
