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Three Engineers on What the Job Looks Like Now That AI Writes the Code
October 6, 2026
AI-and-Engineering

Three Engineers on What the Job Looks Like Now That AI Writes the Code

AI writes the code now, and the job did not get lighter. Three engineers describe a senior software engineer's day, and the skills that make it easier.

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Role, Salary and the Non-Coding Skills Of A Forward Deployed Engineer
October 1, 2026
AI-and-Engineering

Role, Salary and the Non-Coding Skills Of A Forward Deployed Engineer

What is a forward deployed engineer? The role, what it pays in the US, Germany and London, and six non-coding skills you can practice this week.

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What Actually Gets You Promoted
September 15, 2026
Strategic-Thinking

What Actually Gets You Promoted

Software engineer career ladder explained: junior, senior software engineer, tech lead, staff engineer and engineering manager, and what gets you promoted.

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The Technical Baseline and the Skills Beyond Code
September 13, 2026
Engineering-Leadership

The Technical Baseline and the Skills Beyond Code

What skills are needed to be a software engineer? The technical baseline, the soft skills that decide who moves up, and what to practise this week.

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Tech Overfocus Is Career Suicide
June 21, 2026
AI-and-Engineering

Tech Overfocus Is Career Suicide

The whole industry treats technology as the problem and the solution. For an engineer, inheriting that mindset is the slow way to get cut. Here is the fix.

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Tech Is a People Business
June 20, 2026
AI-and-Engineering

Tech Is a People Business

You can code. But tech runs on people deciding, agreeing, and trusting each other. Here is why the people side is the half of the job that actually pays off.

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What the 2026 Stanford AI Index Actually Means for Your Engineering Job
June 19, 2026
AI-and-Engineering

What the 2026 Stanford AI Index Actually Means for Your Engineering Job

The 2026 Stanford AI Index says engineers must reinvent their role. Here is what that shift looks like in three concrete parts of your actual job.

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Promotions Don't Go to the Best Coder
June 17, 2026
Engineering-Leadership

Promotions Don't Go to the Best Coder

Promotions go to the engineer whose impact is understood, trusted, and visible. If you can't communicate your value, nobody sees it. Here is how to fix that.

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Coding Stopped Being the Differentiator. The Data Says When.
June 16, 2026
AI-and-Engineering

Coding Stopped Being the Differentiator. The Data Says When.

AI went from 60% to near-human on SWE-bench in a year. Entry-level software employment fell almost 20%. What each number means for your job.

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How Software Engineers Actually Manage Time
February 8, 2026
Productivity

How Software Engineers Actually Manage Time

A practical follow-up on time management for software engineers. This article focuses on handling interruptions, shifting priorities, and limited capacity in day-to-day engineering work.

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What Makes Time Management Hard for Engineers
February 7, 2026
Productivity

What Makes Time Management Hard for Engineers

Why time management is hard for software engineers: unpredictable work, costly interruptions, and limited capacity. Learn what drives time pressure at work.

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Soft Skills for Software Engineers: The 7 That Matter
February 2, 2026
Engineering-Leadership

Soft Skills for Software Engineers: The 7 That Matter

AI writes the code now. The 7 soft skills software engineers and developers need to get ahead: communication, ownership, and judgment your CS degree skipped.

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Building Your AI Advantage: Leading Resilient, Human-Centered Teams
September 3, 2025
AI-and-Engineering

Building Your AI Advantage: Leading Resilient, Human-Centered Teams

Part 3 of the AI Business Strategy series: How leaders can build resilient, human-centered teams that turn AI into lasting competitive advantage.

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Beyond the Feature: Business Acumen for Engineers
August 6, 2025
AI-and-Engineering

Beyond the Feature: Business Acumen for Engineers

When AI handles the implementation, the engineers who shape what gets built define seniority. A practical guide to business acumen and judgment.

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Skills Beyond Code: Why AI Makes Them Your Edge
August 3, 2025
Engineering-Leadership

Skills Beyond Code: Why AI Makes Them Your Edge

As AI absorbs routine coding, technical skill becomes the baseline. The skills beyond code that decide which engineers pull ahead, and how to build them.

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Reclaim Your Focus: The #1 Skill for Senior Engineers
May 5, 2025
Productivity

Reclaim Your Focus: The #1 Skill for Senior Engineers

Distraction is the hidden productivity killer that gets worse with seniority. Learn how to build a real focus shield and reclaim mental performance.

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No Soft Skills, No Career, Even in Tech
April 10, 2025
Engineering-Leadership

No Soft Skills, No Career, Even in Tech

Technical skill alone won't grow your career, and nobody warned you. Why communication and judgment decide who moves up, and how to start building them.

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Unhappy Developers: 80% of Engineers Aren't Happy at Work
April 4, 2025
Engineering-Leadership

Unhappy Developers: 80% of Engineers Aren't Happy at Work

Only 20% of developers are happy at work despite high pay. What the Stack Overflow survey says about developer job satisfaction, and what you can change yourself.

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Working With a Procrastinator: A Practical Playbook
August 19, 2024
Engineering-Leadership

Working With a Procrastinator: A Practical Playbook

How to work with a teammate who keeps putting things off: spot the real cause, set expectations, and keep the project moving without the blame.

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Engineers - Let's talk about accountability at work
August 7, 2024
Engineering-Leadership

Engineers - Let's talk about accountability at work

Explore accountability in engineering: Why questioning is key to expertise, avoiding technical debt, and improving customer partnerships.

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Bus Factor: Why Knowledge Silos Slow Your Team
August 1, 2024
Engineering-Leadership

Bus Factor: Why Knowledge Silos Slow Your Team

What is the bus factor, how do you find your team's, and how do you raise it? A quick check, why knowledge silos happen, and practical ways to fix them.

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