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Where to Start with Strategy?
Successfully tackling the three most painful gaps gets you the proverbial 80/20
Jakub Chodounsky
May 13, 2024
Where to Start with Strategy?
8 minutes by Roger Martin
In my experience, successfully tackling the three most painful gaps gets you the proverbial 80%-for-the-20% and encourages you to focus on and make the most important strategic choices. But don’t stop there.
WorkOS: Enterprise-grade Auth designed for B2B SaaS
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Managing High Performers
9 minutes by StaySaasy
The first rule of managing high performers is that you must manage them. Most managers mismanage high performers. In fact, most managers don’t really manage them at all. So, there are fewer managers who know how to manage high performers, let alone managers to write about it.
1-measure-3-1
3 minutes by Anna Shipman
1: one problem to solve or opportunity to grasp
measure: how will we know it’s solved/the opportunity is met. What metrics are we looking to shift, or outcomes are we looking to achieve?
3: three options we have considered
1: our one recommendation
3 Critical Skills You Need to Grow Beyond Senior Levels in Engineering
5 minutes by Irina Stanescu
What got you here won't get you there. To thrive beyond senior you need 3 critical skills: scaling yourself, navigating ambiguity, and influencing without authority.
A Software Engineering Career Ladder
7 minutes by James Shore
The new career ladder builds on the ideas of the previous spreadsheet to introduce the changes I want. Where the old spreadsheet focused on individual ownership and investigating new technologies, the new one emphasizes teamwork, peer leadership, and maintainable code.
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