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Hello and welcome! I am Eduardo Klein, a Brazilian software engineering manager who works for VTEX in the digital commerce industry.

I am also the developer and maintainer of Chess Hub, an online platform for chess players to track their ratings, explore federation and world rankings, manage chess clubs and events, and connect with the chess community — all in one place.

On this site, I write about my professional experience in leadership, management, and software engineering in the technology industry. I occasionally write about other personal interests.

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Software Engineering Team Size

3 minute read

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

3 minute read

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

2 minute read

The way we communicate with other people has a big impact on the effectiveness of the message we want to deliver.

Code Kata

less than 1 minute read

Code Kata is a programming exercise that helps software developers improve their coding skills through practice.

The 5 Trademarks of Agile Organizations

3 minute read

The Five Trademarks of Agile Organizations is a great article shared by McKinsey & Company, that I discovered when studying Cloud & DevOps: Continuou...

Deceptive Design

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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...

The Habit of Saving

2 minute read

The habit of consistently saving a part of what you earn is a fundamental principle of most, if not all, approaches to building wealth.

DEFCON Process

2 minute read

An established protocol to guide deployment routines.

Different Types of Schedules

2 minute read

There is this great article, “Maker’s schedule, manager’s schedule”, written by Paul Graham, that covers the differences between the schedules of makers (whi...