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DESCRIPTION: Welcome to the meetup for technical leaders! This edition take
 s place the evening before Calibrate conference. We welcome attendees who 
 are currently (or soon to be) leading and managing technical teams.  \n\n 
 ⏰ Schedule \n\n \n 6:00pm - Arrival\, refreshments\, networking \n 7:00p
 m - Welcome \n 7:05pm - Talk: Sebastian Duque \n 7:35pm - Break \n 7:50pm 
 - Talk: Heidi Waterhouse \n 8:05pm - Talk: Neha Batra \n 8:25pm - Networki
 ng \n 9:00pm - Close \n \n\n 🌟 Speakers \n\n Host: Christian McCarrick 
 (VP Engineering\, Auth0) \n\n Speaker: Sebastian Duque (Senior Engineer\, 
 Intercom) @sduquej \n\n Talk: Democratizing evolution and change in growin
 g organizations \n\n It's expected for the structure of your teams and org
 anization to change as you grow. This is also true for the processes and c
 ommunication channels you need in place so that everyone remains highly ef
 fective. What works well for a team of ten engineers falls short once you 
 have thirty. You adapt and then feel some friction again when you get to a
  hundred. Rinse and repeat. At Intercom\, we’ve iterated and been throug
 h this process a few times having grown engineering from one team of four 
 engineers sitting together in the same room to 160 engineers in 30 teams a
 cross three countries and two time-zones.  \n\n I’ll share how we’ve b
 een successful at empowering engineers to drive organizational change. The
 ir unique perspective being on the ground allows them to identify\, solve 
 and own solutions to the challenges they face. \n\n We’ll go through the
  journey of how we identified and solved a problem with internal knowledge
  sharing in Engineering. In doing this we’ll shed some light into the fo
 llowing questions so that you’re better prepared to take on these sort o
 f challenges: Why was it important to iterate? What was unique about it th
 at didn’t apply company-wide? How do you identify when you've outgrown y
 our current setup? How do you set yourself\, and the org\, up for success?
  You should be able to take some of the ideas and answers to these and app
 ly them to existing or future problems your teams might face. \n\n Speaker
 : Heidi Waterhouse (Senior Developer Advocate\, LaunchDarkly) \n\n Talk: T
 he Wonderful Thing About Tiggers: Tautology and Business Value \n\n You di
 dn't get that cool programming job because you're a great programmer. You 
 got it because the company you work for wants to make money and they think
  you can help. It's easy for us to feel like our worth/value/capitalist ex
 pression is tied to our employment\, but it's also useful to flip that nar
 rative and talk about how our companies need us\, and how we can use that 
 understanding to be more valuable employees and even better humans.  \n\n 
 What is the value that you bring to your employer? Can you articulate it? 
 Can you expand it? Can you take that value and use it for your own purpose
 s? \n\n Speaker: Neha Batra (Engineering Manager\, GitHub) \n\n Talk: Micr
 oallyship: Micro servicing your team’s culture \n\n What can you do toda
 y to reinforce your dedication to support the marginalized? I’ll be shar
 ing 10 tiny microallyship patches we can apply to our environment to suppo
 rt our folks\, starting right now! \n\n \n\n The Lead Developer is an inte
 rnational series of conferences and meetups for technical leaders in Londo
 n\, Berlin\, Austin\,  New York and San Francisco. Find out more and check
  out 100+ talk videos on imposter syndrome\, leading and scaling technical
  teams\, and lots more at TheLeadDev.com. \n
LAST-MODIFIED:20191128T033323
LOCATION:Intercom\, San Francisco
ORGANIZER:mailto:hello@whiteoctoberevents.co.uk
SUMMARY:Lead Dev Meetup - San Francisco - September 2019
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/the-lead-developer-meetup/san-francisco-septemb
 er-2019
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/the-lead-developer-meetup/san-francisco-septemb
 er-2019
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190926T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190926T210000
CLASS:PUBLIC
CREATED:20190910T091114
LAST-MODIFIED:20190910T091114
LOCATION:Intercom\, 55 2nd St\, San Francisco\, CA 94105\, USA
ORGANIZER:mailto:hello@whiteoctoberevents.co.uk
SUMMARY:[Lead Dev Meetup - San Francisco - September 2019] Free RSVP
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/the-lead-developer-meetup/san-francisco-septemb
 er-2019
URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/the-lead-developer-meetup/san-francisco-septemb
 er-2019
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