Name: Managing Up: Effective Communication
Uploaded: 2024-05-10T20:46:18+00:00
Duration: 17 min 28 s
Description: If you liked this course, here's a 20% discount off any of Ethan's courses: TARO

Managing Up: Effective Communication

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If you liked this course, here's a 20% discount off any of Ethan's courses: TARO

There's more to working in tech than just shipping software. It's vital for your career to build deep professional relationships and make real friends at work, especially if you're looking to grow to senior levels.

At the end of the day, working in tech, or anywhere really, is all about working with other human beings. Communication is the core skill necessary to make this collaboration effective.

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Being a good manager is hard enough already - It's even tougher for engineering. Learn more about this complex craft and how you can land a stellar engineering manager yourself.

Ethan Evans is a retired Amazon Vice President (VP) who now coaches managers to grow into executive roles. He became a manager after only six months in an IC role, at a startup in the 90s. He ascended quickly across several startups before taking a "demotion" to be manager when joining Amazon in 2005. Across 15 years at Amazon, Ethan rose to become a VP, a title he held across multiple orgs. He left Amazon in 2020.

LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanevansvp/

Interpersonal communication is an important skill to have as a software engineer. As a software engineer, you work with a team of other software engineers to build a product or scale a system. In order to work effectively with the other members of your team, you need to be able to communicate with them so you are all aligned on the same end result.

Learn how to improve your interpersonal communication skills to design better software with your team

Master your interpersonal communication skills to build empathy and long lasting relationships with your teammates that extend beyond your current role. When you prioritize interpersonal communication, you can ensure that your projects are successfully completed on time.

Interpersonal communication is the key to building trust with your teammates

Doing this properly is a hard requirement for professional success. As a software engineer in particular, this relationship needs to be carefully navigated to achieve maximum impact.