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Bring positive energy
Every good CEO knows that she is not just responsible for the company, but she is also responsible for the employees, too. They want to bring this positive energy which will set the tone for the environment.
Someone can be an extrovert without a positive energy or she can be an introvert with a positive energy. This is an important thing to remember as most developers I know tend to be introverts, the quiet ones who would rather keep a low profile
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Be obsessed with continuous improvement
Some CEOs do better than others in taking risks and being aggressive with their goals, but they all share this common characteristic, to be better than present, regardless of their appetite for risk.
Developers and many of us who work in technology share this characteristic...
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Understand how business success is measured at your current company
Not all success measures for companies are financial and they can be changing as companies evolve and mature.
As a developer, you would like to think the elegance of your code is what matters the most to your company, but it is likely not.
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Leverage data effectively
Developers are analytical and understand the importance of backing their findings and solutions with data points.
If you think about improving the response time for an application, you think in numbers, obtain current baseline and come up with improvement in Millisecon...
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Think and act like a CEO
The good news is, with any skill in life, the ability to “Think and act like a CEO”is a learned skill that can be obtained through practice.
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Learn to delegate
Delegating effectively means achieving a better outcome for the company. Not every bug has to be fixed by you, not every feature has to be developed by you and not every technical design has to be approved by you.
By learning to let go a little bit and also sharing the wor...
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Activation energy: Use catalysts
Catalysis makes it easier for a reaction to start. To motivate yourself for a task, add a personal catalyst.
- Energetic linking. Try to link the task with an existing activity which requires low levels of activation energy. For example, to get yourself to listen t...
Reach Out To Your Type-A Friends
Honestly, I could do much better with this habit. I’m naturally an introvert, so I tend to forget to reach out to my most ambitious and positive friends. I should do this much more often.
However, I’ve noticed that those days in which I talk to my type-a friends (the ones who dream big, sp...
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