How I Lead
When I started leading the team at Grupo EUAX, it became the team with the best communication, the best synergy, and the best performance in the company. People acted as a team. These are the practices I used.
- 01
Start from the person
I look at what each person needs before I decide how to help. One engineer needs a course on Udemy or something similar. Another needs the framework documentation and style guide, such as the Rails Guides. The next step follows that gap.
- 02
Learn on a project you own
I ask people to start an open source project they can use to test the skills they are building. Taking it from the first commit through a real structure shows what a larger project takes, from start to finish.
- 03
Teach the practice
I pair program, run tech talks, and teach automated tests and how to put AI to work.
- 04
Stay available
At Grupo EUAX I kept a Teams call open for my whole working day, available for meetings and pair programming. The team liked staying connected. We kept working together even when nobody needed help.
- 05
Drop everything to unblock
When someone needed help, I stopped what I was doing and helped them get unblocked quickly. The team said that was what they liked.
- 06
Review each other's code
Everyone suggested improvements to each other's code. People reviewed one another, so review was a team habit.