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How OverOps Can be Used as a Learning Platform for Junior Developers

OverOps

In our careers, we make choices constantly and must learn from our successes and failures, this is what we refer to as developer experience. Historically, the role of passing down the wisdom that comes from developer experience has been delegated to the system architects, lead developers and engineering managers.

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A Detailed Overview: Cost-Per Hire in Recruitment

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Cost-per-hire = (Internal recruiting costs + external recruiting costs) / total number of hires within the timeframe Internal recruiting costs Internal recruiting costs refer to the internal staff, capital, and organizational costs of the recruitment function.

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Data-Driven Recruiting: All You Need To Know

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Since tech recruiting can involve interviews with engineering managers and CTOs, hence the interviewing cost for every developer would take into account all shareholders across the process. It refers to candidates’ overall impression of your company’s recruitment processes. Time To Fill (TTF) and Time To Hire (TTH).

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Becoming a CTO

Puppies, Flowers, Rainbows and Kittens

I started as a developer and followed a traditional path of moving up to more senior levels on the development track and then moving to lead, engineering manager, director, VP, and now chief technology officer. I’ve worked at a hundred-thousand-person company, seed-stage startups, and many of the variants in-between.

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Why engaged teams are not always the best performers?

Abhishek Tiwari

In the context of engineering teams, Demands refer to an individual, team, work, or organisation related challenges that require sustained cognitive and/or emotional effort. Resources refer to characteristics that help to cope with demands (e.g., coaching by the engineering manager, development programs, interest groups).

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Establishing and Enabling a Center of Production Excellence

Honeycomb

For the sake of concision, I’ll refer to this as a Center of Production Excellence (CoPE). This is analogous to safety departments in organizations that attempt to do resilience engineering. To counter this, one might consider adopting the model of the Engineer/Manager Pendulum or other techniques of rotating leaders like sortition.

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Jason Wong’s Systematic Approach Toward an Inclusive Workplace

Gitprime

In today’s engineering world, those two concepts are continents apart. “By By default, our engineering organizations are wildly unsafe places for underrepresented minorities,” Jason Wong, Engineering Management Coach and Consultant, says. A Rubric for Evaluating Team Members’ Contributions to an Inclusive Culture.