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How to scale a unicorn-building engineering team
#82 – March 28, 2022
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I bet you spend time every day racing between numerous tasks on your to-do list. Perhaps you’re rushing between one meeting to the next. Do you ever stop before picking up the next task at hand, reflect on what you just did, or process what was said at the last meeting you attended? Do you ever give extra thought to insights raised or contemplate actions taken?
Continuing from my previous article on managing yourself, another classic trap that impedes personal growth is endlessly playing self-made movies in your mind and believing in those plots. Let me describe a particular situation.