Berlin

November 4 & 5, 2024

New York

September 4 & 5, 2024

London

June 16 & 17, 2025

Management

Becoming a better engineering manager

1:1s Foundations: best practices for conversations that count

Building a safe space during your one-to-one meetings, where your direct report can be open and honest

How can I rebuild a struggling team’s confidence and trust?

When there’s friction in the team you’re managing, morale, performance, and trust all take a hit. How can you rectify the situation?

Getting operational visibility from afar without micromanaging

How to grow your engineers through continuous feedback

November 4 & 5, 2025

The leadership conference for tech leads and engineering leaders.

reasons to step into a leadership role

Reasons to step into a leadership role (and the reasons not to)

Thinking of becoming an engineering leader? Let Pat Kua help you with the first step of the journey.

What is an engineering manager? Taking the step up

On our Engineering Management playlist

Leading Snowflakes: Oren Ellenbogen in conversation

Understand how to lead unique individuals and improve your overall management skills

So you want to identify and nurture high performers?

Providing growth opportunities for the engineers in your team goes a long way toward motivating and retaining talent.

Resilient Management: Lara Hogan in conversation

Resilient Management is a guide to building, inspiring and leading resilient teams

Tactics for developing junior engineers

How to plan out intentional time for junior talent to be as productive as possible

Planning for success when scaling rapidly

Create goals, prioritize effectively, set expectations, and drive alignment.

November 4 & 5, 2025

The leadership conference for tech leads and engineering leaders.

Top Engineering Management Videos

  • Navigating organizational changes as an Individual Contributor: a matter of perspective

    In this session, two speakers will give their perspectives on a situation involving a difficult conversation. One perspective will be from the manager, and the other from the person being managed.

  • Imperfect Processes: Navigating the fuzzier parts

    It may sound clear cut, but we know that no process is 100% foolproof and it’s much messier in the real world.

  • A process is never done

    In the final talk of this session, we’ll be exploring what happens when a process is no longer fit for purpose, how this can affect people’s jobs and their identities within an organisation, and how you can ensure the next process will be an improvement from the last.

  • Scaling up sustainably through better processes

    In this talk we’ll take a look at processes and scaling up, thinking about the types of processes that help to establish growth, when it’s too early or late to introduce a process, and the times you’d choose to not apply a process.

  • What makes a good process?

    In this talk, we’ll explain the how, what, and why of a good process and offer ways of thinking about defining and building processes. We’ll also discuss how to build in inclusion from the start.

  • Developing teams at different levels

    Engineering leaders at different levels of seniority reflect on what they’ve learned.

  • Growing teams and culture with actionable feedback

    We’ll consider why developing a strategy around delivering feedback is important, how feedback can be optimized for reception and action, and why the consistent delivery of positive, reinforcing feedback makes feedback of all types more impactful.

  • Sponsored by: you

    We’ll also explore how to sponsor individuals by raising their visibility in an organisation and providing them with opportunities.