10 Mar Episode 012 – Your Job Changed. Your Identity Didn’t.
SummaryMost engineers stepping into leadership already know what they should do differently. This episode is about why they don’t do it consistently — and it’s...
SummaryMost engineers stepping into leadership already know what they should do differently. This episode is about why they don’t do it consistently — and it’s...
SummaryEngineers don’t avoid performance conversations because they’re conflict-averse. They avoid them because they misclassify them as irreversible. They wait until the pattern is undeniable, the...
You've held back an idea because it felt too obvious. That was probably your best one.Last week, I almost kept my mouth shut.We were in...
SummaryMost engineers trying to create alignment are optimizing the output without understanding the inputs. This episode breaks influence down as a system with three inputs:...
The moment I realized I'd been passing along fiction as fact.There's a specific kind of awful that comes from realizing you've been repeating someone else's...
The commitment you keep badly still beats the one you never keep at all.I showed up to a client's office last week with grocery store...
SummaryIn this conversation, Chris Stasiuk explores the challenges engineers face when transitioning into leadership roles, particularly the pitfalls of over-relying on logic. He emphasizes that...
When comprehensive becomes invisible, and your most detailed work guarantees nothing gets read...
SummaryIn this episode, Chris Stasiuk discusses the challenges engineers face when transitioning into leadership roles, particularly around decision-making. He introduces the concept of 'decision stall,'...
When a leader closed the door for a personal conversation, I realized what I'd been missing my entire career...