Jeff Lembeck on Hero Culture

Rachel Nabors (@rachelnabors) is here to bestow their wisdom on planning and preparing for your next role. Hint: the job search starts way earlier than you think! Transcript coming soon!

Kyle Shevlin (@kyleshevlin) joins the podcast to talk about healthy boundaries at work. Transcript

Dana Jones, engineering manager at Netflix Studio, joins the podcast to talk about her experience developing and growing her direct reports. What does it look like to have a manager that invests in your growth? What steps can you & your manager take to plan for that growth? Transcript Show notes: The Manager's Path Resilient Management

Helen Hou-Sandi (@helenhousandi) joins the podcast to talk about the secrets of open-source software.  Transcript

Rebecca Murphey (@rmurphey), an engineering manager in the developer productivity organization at Stripe, joins the podcast to discuss, well,  developer productivity. What is it and why do organizations invest in it?  Transcript: https://dev.to/gurlcode/single-threaded-podcast-rebecca-murphey-on-developer-productivity-2m43 Show notes: The SPACE of Developer Productivity Managing a Core Server So People Don't Hate It Product for Internal Platforms

Prince Wilson (@maxcell) is here to tell us about his journey streaming code on Twitch. Catch his stream on Tuesdays at 6:30pm EST: twitch.tv/maxcellw Transcript

New season, new theme! Laurie Barth (@laurieontech), senior software engineer at Netflix, joins the podcast to share how boredom has helped her seek out new challenges in engineering. Transcript: https://dev.to/gurlcode/laurie-barth-on-seeking-out-new-challenges-2jgh

Principal engineer Duretti Hirpa (@duretti) is here to share her insights on how to make good trouble in the workplace. Duretti's talk "Making good trouble, or: how to affect change without losing your job": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9H7SGuRrC8

Jeff Lembeck joins the podcast to talk about saying "no" to your manager and how to breakdown a culture of heroes.

Carolyn Stransky (@carolstran), software engineer and self-described "eternal crybaby", joins the podcast to talk about crying at work.