Joel Chippindale's recommended links

Links to recommended articles, books, podcasts, videos etc. on a variety of subjects.

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• Building teams

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• Career development
• Change
• Coaching
• Communication
• Culture

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• Decision making
• Delegation and empowerment
• Diversity, equity and inclusion

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• Engineering leadership

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• Facilitation

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• Generative AI
• Git
• Giving and receiving feedback

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• Hiring and being hired

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• Inspirational talks

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• Learning

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• Managing time
• Managing up
• Meetings
• Metrics

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• One to ones
• Organisational structures

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• Pairing
• Pay and compensation
• Product management

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• Remote working
• Retrospectives

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• Security and compliance
• Software development
• Speaking at conferences
• Strategy
• Stress

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• Testing
• Trust

Recently added links

• Ellen Donnelly
  Ellen is a strategic business coach for self-made founders building thought leadership led businesses without outside funding.
• Liberating Structures tier list
  Rich Blake's guide to the liberating structures (33 simple building blocks you can combine to design workshops that help groups do their best thinking together).
• The 3 tenets of a usable vision
  Meg Adams keeps it's simple
• Leading through scarcity: Building capacity in the team
  Irina Stanescu outlines some of the key ways to build capacity in any team
• WIP it real good
  John Cutler is great on why systems end up optimised for having lots of Work In Progress, how they resist change and how you might challenge this.
• CTO Craft Community Bytes: The CTO to founder path
  Hywel Carver (Founder and CEO at Skillerwhale) and Numan Muley (Founder of Utkrusht) discuss their journey's to becoming founders with Carol Palombini and Andy Skipper
• Leadership requires taking some risk
  "Taking direct, personal risk is a prerequisite to taking ownershsip of interesting problems that matter to your company. A risk-free existence isn’t a leadership role, regardless of whatever your title might be." — Will Larson
• Crafting a technical strategy that actually works
  "A technical strategy isn’t a crystal ball. It’s not about outsmarting the future. It’s about giving your team the clarity and context to face that future together, and build well along the way." — Kevin Goldsmith
• Advice for new directors
  Jade Rubick's advice is good and also gives insight into the role of a director.
• Are you my mentor?
  Great advice about finding and being a mentor from Emily Kager

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