From Developer to Development Manager [FutureTech edition]

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1. From Developer to Dev Manager
   The more things change, the more they stay the same
   

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2. Pat Hermens
   Development Manager
   Coding for 15+ years
   Father & husband
   Rotterdam, Netherlands
   @phermens
   pat@coolblue.nl
   

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    The most obvious task of a
    developer involves coding,
    but in reality it takes much
    more to be a capable developer
    

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12. What got you here, won’t get you there
    Marshall Goldsmith
    

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13. What got you here, won’t get you there
    Marshall Goldsmith
    Looking backwards is not
    about creating change.
    It’s about understanding.
    

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14. From Developer to Dev Manager
    The more things change, the more they stay the same
    

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15. What got you here, won’t get you there
    Marshall Goldsmith
    Looking backwards is not
    about creating change.
    It’s about understanding.
    

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17. Listen
    

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18. Listen Own
    

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19. Listen Own
    Fail
    

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20. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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    Story time!
    

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22. Link to the tweet
    

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    @phermens
    

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24. Becoming a Better Programmer
    Pete Goodliffe
    Title
    Author(s)
    

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25. Becoming a Better Programmer
    Pete Goodliffe
    Featuring a key quote
    from the book
    Title
    Author(s)
    

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26. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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27. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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28. twitter.com/eryno/status/1062751626161721344
    

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    @phermens
    

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30. Becoming a Better Programmer
    Pete Goodliffe
    

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31. Becoming a Better Programmer
    Pete Goodliffe
    Good programmers
    are good communicators.
    They talk, write, code,
    listen, and read well.
    

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32. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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33. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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34. twitter.com/Nick_Craver/status/1047925037007884288
    

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    @phermens
    

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    @phermens
    

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38. Extreme Ownership
    Jocko Willink & Leif Babin
    

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39. Extreme Ownership
    Jocko Willink & Leif Babin
    It’s not what you preach,
    it’s what you tolerate.
    

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40. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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41. Listen Own
    Assist
    Fail
    

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42. twitter.com/mattbarcomb/status/1062477295539998723
    

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    €0
    

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44. Failing Forward
    John C. Maxwell
    

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45. Failing Forward
    John C. Maxwell
    Fail early, fail often,
    but always fail forward.
    

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46. Own
    Listen
    Assist
    Fail
    

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47. Fail
    Own
    Listen
    Assist
    

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48. twitter.com/joulee/status/1062740450686132224
    

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50. My Management Handbook
    

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51. twitter.com/icecrime/status/1065483753802338309
    

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52. Spark
    Angie Morgan, Courtney Lynch, & Sean Lynch
    

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53. Spark
    Angie Morgan, Courtney Lynch, & Sean Lynch
    A leader is someone who
    influences outcomes
    and inspires others.
    

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54. Fail
    Own
    Listen
    Assist
    

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55. Assist
    Fail
    Own
    Listen
    

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57. Think positively! We are all learning
    

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58. Takeaways?
    

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59. Read as much as you can
    

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60. Find, create, or ask for a README
    

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61. Play @lara_hogan’s “Manager Voltron”
    

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62. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes
    

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64. No one can do it for you,
    but you can’t do it alone.
    

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    Credits/disclaimers
    ● BIG THANKS to all those that have come before me and enabled me to
    share THEIR knowledge, achievements, and experiences.
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    ● All icons & shapes are from Wikimedia Commons: CC BY-SA 3.0.
    ● All book covers are copyright their respective owners, utilised under “fair use”.
    ● All photos are either “public domain”, or rights have been granted.
    ● Tweets have been obtained publicly, referenced & hyperlinked.
    

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    @phermens
    Thanks
    @phermens hermens.com.au
    pat@coolblue.nl careersatcoolblue.com
    

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67. Questions?
    

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