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An Engineering Manager's Mind Map is a great visual representation of some expectations of you as a Manager.
Please note that because every org and team is different, only some things will be expected of you, but it should give you a great visual to make sure what Day in the Life or Month in the Life of an EM looks like.
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First, What is a Mind Map? 📍
A mind map is a visual tool used to organize information and ideas.
In this context, a mind map can be a valuable tool for organizing the various responsibilities and tasks that you may have to handle as an engineering manager.
How do you use this Mind Map? 💡
This mind map can be used as a growth tool for identifying areas of weakness and if there are things that you should be doing but need to be improved.
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Here are a few scenarios you can use this mind map for,
Expectations of you 👀
You can use it first to understand what you're expected to do and mark it on the map as you lead a team.
Identify knowledge gaps 📚
To identify areas where you may lack knowledge or experience. This can help you prioritize the areas in which you need to focus your learning and development.
You can use it on a monthly cadence to see if there are gaps you need to fill.
Develop a plan 📝
For building and developing your engineering team. Identify areas where your team needs to grow and develop, and create a plan for training and mentoring your team members.
Well, just like this Mind Map, you will get many interactive resources in my course on Becoming an Engineering Manager , so you can always connect the dots, and it's not just theory and always practical. Just theory can be boring, isn't it 😅. If you are interested, you can click here to add yourself to the waitlist.
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