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Learning every day – leadership in engineering
Tess Barnes shares her take on leadership, the importance of creating safe learning spaces and the value work/life balance brings to career growth.
Make your software flexible and scalable by…camping?
Want to make your software flexible and scalable? Let me walk you through the connection between Docker, Kubernetes, Helm and … camping?
Why lots of software projects get messy
Most teams aren’t aware of how to reduce their baseline cost-of-change and much less how to optimise their design for their circumstances. The most common warning sign is when your software engineers fear changing the code.
Optimising learning in high-performing teams
It’s no secret that building and empowering high-performing teams helps produce excellent results. It sounds simple enough, but how do you truly build this type of dream team? It all hinges on learning.
Embracing the creativity in tech
In this Insiders interview Alex shares her passion for creative problem-solving, the importance of mentorship and overcoming self-doubt.
Preparing for your software engineering technical interview
In this post we share some helpful tips and guidance on what you need to know ahead of your interview.
Launching our new DevOps apprenticeship programme
If you’re looking to sharpen your programming skills and learn to ship high-quality code, we’re opening applications for our new Level 4 DevOps apprenticeship.
AWS Well-Architected: building digital services fit for the future
Across the public sector we’re beginning to see organisations eagerly adopt the opportunities modern technology provides by building and nurturing secure, high-performing and resilient services that put the needs of end users front and centre.
Why software engineers make really good gardeners
As a lead engineer, I’m on the lookout for techniques that build our confidence in the software, for adjustments that we could make to our test strategy and culture. This is why, one Tuesday evening earlier this year, you would have found me watching a talk by an ex-colleague which was enticingly titled TDD and other drugs.
