Kevin Dallaire discusses his top three takeaways from the 2021 State of Engineering Management Report and what these findings could mean for the future of engineering management.
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2021 State of Engineering Management finds data-driven engineering leadership drives 25% more innovation and increased performance
We’re excited to announce the release of the 2021 State of Engineering Management Report. Learn about the challenges, triumphs, and opportunities for engineering management from the past year and see how your team compares.
Preparing Engineering Teams for Hybrid Work
If your software engineering team defaulted to working from the office, your office culture will likely look very different post-pandemic. But it’s difficult to pinpoint precisely how teams will operate in “the new normal.” We examine what Jellyfish is considering as we plan for our future hybrid work model.
Technical Titles: Are You a CTO or a VP of Engineering?
The roles of CTO and VP of Engineering (VPE) are often used interchangeably. While title shouldn’t matter, there are meaningful differences in the responsibilities and functional expertise needed to perform these two essential roles in a company. Which is a better fit for you?
Debunking Misconceptions About Engineering Management in 2020
The Jellyfish Data Science team set out to investigate and debunk some of the top misconceptions that executive teams have about Engineering Management and Technical Leadership in 2020.
How Engineering Leaders Are Thinking Now That EVERYONE Is Remote
At Jellyfish, we’re fortunate to work with many industry-leading engineering leaders and their teams, so we’ve turned to them for some advice. We asked them about the changes they’ve faced and how they faced them.
What to Expect At Different Engineering Team Stages
One of the most common questions we field from Directors of Engineering to CTOs, especially when they’re in a new role is: what should we expect and plan for at the different stages and sizes of the engineering team; what are some of the common challenges that you see at our stage?