Category: impactful-engineer

  • The Cycle Of Creating Software

    The Cycle Of Creating Software

    As software engineers, our job is to create useful services for other humans or other services that depend on our services. In the idealized world, we write software, deploy, and move on. In the real world, we have to think about Writing software Debugging our own software for bugs Testing it locally for the change,…

  • link: Effective_Engineer Summary

    https://gist.github.com/rondy/af1dee1d28c02e9a225ae55da2674a6f

  • Pick one, and go deep

    Pick one, and go deep

    As an engineer, I’ll give you 4 attributes to define your work to choose from Ownership Customer focus Data driven Cadance You have to chose at least one of these to drive your work. Pick one and focus.

  • What does Tony do in Engineering Productivity?

    What does Tony do in Engineering Productivity?

    My full time job is to work on engineering productivity. Often folks ask me what I do every day / every week? I often tell them what I’m working on this quarter. Quarterly Focus Well, the first quarter in 2019, my focus is on creating coding labs and content for new engineers that join Splunk…

  • Standing your ground

    Standing your ground

    Two and a half years ago, when I joined my current company I was attending a new hire training and the last slide showed a very long URL to a document that we were suppose to remember for more information. I asked the presenter whether there is a URL shortener so that we URLs are…

  • Interview 1: Lyn Campbell, Corporate VP, Global Operations at Proofpoint

    Interview 1: Lyn Campbell, Corporate VP, Global Operations at Proofpoint

    I’m celebrating a milestone for a personal 10 year project and I’m seeking your time and attention. Impactful Engineer shares the stories and journeys of women and men who are making significant impact in the software industry. The purpose of Impactful Engineer is to inspire young software engineers to see that are many paths they can take to…

  • A Good Engineer == A Lazy Engineer

    A Good Engineer == A Lazy Engineer

    Software engineers are usually called upon to solve problems that involve large numbers. large number of machines large number of text to search large number of page views large number of users In order to be an efficient software engineer, you must always keep in mind to be lazy. Ask yourself, what is the easiest…