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Amidst the buzz about technical debt, there’s another crucial matter that warrants our attention: management debt.
These are the shortcuts we take in management, which could come back to haunt us later – a bit like how tech debt works. Sometimes, these decisions seem reasonable, but they can add up to trouble over time.
In this session, we’ll delve into management debt – the collection of inefficiencies, unresolved issues, and missed opportunities in how we manage teams. Just like its technical counterpart, management debt accumulates, quietly impacting the organization over time. Drawing insights from real-life scenarios in managing engineering managers, I’ll uncover various forms of management debt. From lacking a performance management or employee feedback process to having unbalanced teams and inflated titles and compensation, we’ll explore practical ways to tackle these challenges. Throughout the talk, I’ll share personal stories that highlight the vital importance of addressing management debt.
Together, we’ll work through actionable solutions to confront and manage this debt. It’s time to monitor, account for, and start paying down our management debt, ensuring we don’t go management bankrupt and keep our organization healthy.
Key takeaways:
- Understanding of the concept of Management Debt, including its definition and the significant impact it can have on organizations.
- Tactics for identifying and assessing existing debt within your own organizations.
- Practical tools and a structured framework designed to help track, manage, and mitigate Management Debt
