Transitioning From Developer To Management?
An anonymous reader writes "After 15+ years as a code monkey, mostly doing back-end systems design / development, I was surprised by recent developments at my workplace that have resulted in my being transitioned into a dual architect / managerial role within the next few weeks. While I am somewhat confident at this point in my career in my experience and training for an architect-type position, I have serious concerns about being able to properly fulfill the role as manager. Aside from 'Become a manager in 2 days' type books, what resources would you recommend I look to for guidance in this transition?"
I agree.
A good manager = a good buffer.
If you have buffer overflow there will be a heap of unwanted behavior from your employees.
"A government is a body of people, usually notably ungoverned." - Shepard Book Quoting Malcolm Reynolds
You've clearly got no idea how to be a manager. Let me translate that for you...
Be people-smart with a view to enhancing workplace synergy.
Respect the value of human capital. Gift a space for discussants to talk through their concerns and add value to the dialogue.
Work smarter, and keep on top of your key performance indicators.
Prepare for, and manage, corporate disconnects.
There, now you're ready to be a manager!
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I just threw up. Happy now?
Most people don't even think inside the box.
I'm pleased the concept resonated with you.
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