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Software engineering isn't just strategy and sprint plans. It's ambiguity, pressure, trade-offs, and people.
Thriving In Engineering helps you navigate all of it.
In the newsletter, Alex Ponomarev distills 25 years of engineering leadership into practical frameworks to help you lead with confidence, stay calm under pressure, and build thriving teams.
The podcast goes deeper, talking to engineers, leaders, and builders across the industry about what AI transformation actually looks like in practice, past the headlines and hype. One guest at a time.
Thriving In Engineering helps you navigate all of it.
In the newsletter, Alex Ponomarev distills 25 years of engineering leadership into practical frameworks to help you lead with confidence, stay calm under pressure, and build thriving teams.
The podcast goes deeper, talking to engineers, leaders, and builders across the industry about what AI transformation actually looks like in practice, past the headlines and hype. One guest at a time.
Frequenza di aggiornamento:
every 12 days
Durata media dell'audio:
33 minutes
Inglese
Stati Uniti
9 episodi
da 30 Giugno 2026
episodic
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Carol Palombini is a Leadership & Culture Consultant specializing in the human side of AI adoption. A psychologist, former Head of HR, and executive coach with extensive experience working with technology leaders, she helps organizations assess whether their leaders, people, and culture are rea…
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Michał Poczwardowski is a Staff Engineering Manager with over a decade of combined engineering, leadership, and management experience, and the founder of Perspectiveship, a newsletter on timeless leadership and communication skills. He mentors software leaders in decision-making and problem-solving…
Elena Calvillo is an independent product builder based in Mexico City. After more than a decade in enterprise product management, she went independent in January 2026 and now builds her own products full time, including DraftKit, an async writing workspace for Substack creators. She writes Prompt-L…
Alyssa Fu Ward is a data science leader and executive coach with a PhD in behavioral science from Stanford. She has worked at companies including Meta and Twitter, and now coaches professionals navigating AI-driven change in their work and identity. She writes Step Up Step Together, a newsletter on…
Michi Goetz is the Director of Technical Program Management at Celonis, and he writes TPM Breakdowns, a Substack on the realities of program management.
In this conversation, we discuss:
1: Why status reports turn red two days before launch, and why calling it red early is a gift, not a failure2: W…
Amy Mitchell is a Product Manager who started her career writing code and leading an engineering team before a lateral move pushed her into product. She writes Product Management IRL, a newsletter where she shares what she's learning as AI reshapes the job, including a term she's been using lately:…
Colette Molteni works in data analytics and AI governance inside a major tech company, where her job has shifted in the last six months from building dashboards and presenting to leadership to building the AI agents that do that work instead. She also writes Empathy Elevated, a newsletter on human …
Roman Nikolaev is Head of Technology at Cambri, a Nordic research tech company whose AI-first platform helps global brands like Nestlé and Coca-Cola test product concepts before launch. He's also the author of High Impact Engineering, a Substack newsletter on practical, field-tested guidance for en…
Shamim Rajani is COO and co-founder of Genetech, a software development company with 100+ people and offices in Karachi and Detroit serving clients across North America and Europe. She's also co-founder of Code Girls, a bootcamp that has trained over 2,000 women in Pakistan's tech industry, former …
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