Show Notes
Learn how crystal clear engineering values can help you and your team to build a strong engineering culture. We deep dive into why well-defined, explicit engineering values are a competitive advantage for your engineer teams.
We will also look at how engineering values: - help everyone to make decisions that are aligned with your company goals and values; - how they help newcomers understand what your team expects from them; - and how they help potential candidates to evaluate whether they would strive in your engineering team.
But knowing your engineering core values form also the basis for being able to answer the hard questions every engineering team should ask themselves, like: - what does high-quality code mean to us, - how much testing do we need, - or when is a code change ready for release?
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