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Culture

Culture

Establishing a positive engineering culture

How to maintain a winning company culture as you grow

Creating and sustaining a great company culture

Encouraging a passion for productivity

In this edition of DirectorPlus, Neha Batra, VP of Engineering at GitHub, explains how she creates a culture of productivity.

How engineering leaders at Apple, Facebook, and more create adaptable teams

Building agility in engineering teams

Ask Maria: Why doesn’t my team go the extra mile?

Building a culture of accountability.

How to build an intentional culture

Don’t leave your culture up to chance. Curate your principles and values intentionally to build high-performing, harmonious teams.

Put your hand up: keeping a small-company mindset as you grow

On our Culture playlist

Recognizing and preventing burnout in your teams

Learn how to recognise and avoid burnout in your teams as an engineering manager

Happy teams don’t leave

To retain talent, engineering leaders need to establish an engaging culture within their teams

Three tactics to build resilience into your teams

When you build resilience, you’re able to recover quickly from challenges.

Content sponsored by Harness

How to build a culture of accountability in your teams

In this panel, we’ll discuss what a culture of accountability actually looks like in practice, and the role of the engineering leader in encouraging a culture of accountability, not blame, in busy developer teams.

Content sponsored by Split

Fostering a culture of experimentation in your engineering teams

How can engineering leaders help their reports find joy in their work?

LeadDev Berlin 2024 stage and crowd taken from an elevation showing a massive crowd and lit stage.

That’s a wrap Berlin!

Catch-up on all the Lead Berlin 2024 talks with a digital pass.

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Top Culture videos

  • How not to burn out your monitoring team

    Bad monitoring, alerting and logging has made Gil Zellner very frustrated in some of his previous positions. It seems that almost nobody gets this exactly right. This will be a talk about the most annoying issues he has come across and advice for how to fix them.

  • How to crash an airplane

    On July 19, 1989, United Airlines Flight 232 was en route to Chicago when a mechanical failure caused the plane to become all but uncontrollable. In this unsurvivable situation, the flight crew saved more than half of those onboard. How did they do it?

  • Centralising the Right Things

    uSwitch has a strong dev ops culture, we’ve learnt over time what should be handled by teams and what the organisation should provide.

  • The building built on stilts

    In the summer of 1978, structural engineer William LeMessurier got a phone call that terrified him. An undergraduate student claimed that LeMessurier’s acclaimed 59-story Citicorp Center in Manhattan, just completed the year prior, was dangerously unstable under certain wind conditions. The student was right, and it was almost hurricane season.

  • Work-life balance as an engineering leader

    In this talk it is shown that some features of work addiction are similar to other addictions, and how workaholism relates to burnout, low job satisfaction, high levels of job strain and health complaints.

  • Finding the right ingredients for the perfect engineering team

    A great team is like a great dish, balanced flavors, tastes, textures and smells combine to create something unique and delicious.

  • Rebooting culture

    Camille is the former CTO at Rent the Runway, where she led the team of over 60 engineers building the world’s first short-term high fashion rental site

  • Making developers on support work for everyone

    Oftentimes, the choice for a smaller startup is between hiring no one for technical support and just letting the developers/founders field all questions or hiring a support person and expecting them to handle it all (while that poor support person sits alone, feeling dreadfully concerned about “bothering the developers”).