How the World Really Works
Today I finished reading How the World Really Works, a reading recommendation I received from a Bill Gates recommended reading video and I became really inte...
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Hello and welcome; I am Eduardo Klein! I am a Brazilian software engineering manager working for VTEX in the digital commerce industry.
In this site I write about my professional experience with leadership, management, and software engineering in the technology industry. I occasionally write about other personal interests.
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Recent Posts
Writing Guides to Support Your Teams
An effective asynchronous communication approach to support your teams in handling specific challenges.
The Shu-Ha-Ri Way of Learning
Shu-Ha-Ri is a Japanese martial art concept that we use to describe the stages of learning.
What is Continuous Delivery?
Continuous Delivery is a DevOps technical practice that lets us make changes into production quickly and reliably. Let’s recap its principles and foundations.
Software Engineering Team Size
A collection of valuable insights about how to size software engineering teams, a core principle of organizational design in tech companies.
Taking Notes of One-on-ones
Taking notes of one-on-one meetings is an important step to support the growth of your direct reports and help you keep track of it.
Effective Communication
The way we communicate with other people has a big impact on the effectiveness of the message we want to deliver.
Performance Review Cycle
An overview of the Performance Review Cycle process.
What Distinguishes Great Software Engineers?
The key traits of top software engineers, based on a comprehensive 2019 research study.
Code Kata
Code Kata is a programming exercise that helps software developers improve their coding skills through practice.
The 5 Trademarks of Agile Organizations
The Five Trademarks of Agile Organizations is a great article shared by McKinsey & Company, that I discovered when studying Cloud & DevOps: Continuou...
Deceptive Design
Deceptive design, also known as dark patterns, is a practice where a website or app uses some trick to take advantage of you; to make you do something you ot...