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Rosie Sherry is joined by Amy Phillips, a senior engineering manager with a career spanning test consultancy, startup life, and leading infrastructure and product teams. Amy reflects on what's stayed constant across fifteen years of change (it’s the people!) and what's shifted dramatically.
They dig into the tension between process and creativity, why removing things matters as much as building them, and how AI is reshaping both individual contributor roles and management itself. Amy shares practical thinking on guardrails, platform mindset, and how to make it easy for people to do the right thing.
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