“There is nothing permanent except change.”—Heraclitus
Technology evolves, and companies, people, and teams are in a state of constant change. Whether a company pivots, a department gets restructured, team members leave or change career paths, or new managers join, change is a constant in the career of a leader. As a result, helping your team navigate through that change is critical to your success as a manager and for the organization.
Through her career, Rocio Delgado has been part of changing companies and teams. She’s seen reorganizations go badly due to poor communication and good intentions lead to bad consequences, but she’s also seen and been part of success stories of people changing teams, creating new teams, and giving a new identity to existing ones.
Rocio walks you through some of those examples and shares dos and don’ts for managing and communicating change in your team or organization, which may highlight where your own skills need to evolve.
Rocio Delgado is a senior engineering manager at Slack. Rocio has been a backend engineer, tech lead, and manager for 13+ years. Previously, she was a senior engineering manager at GitHub and GE and a founding engineer at WorkMarket. She’s interested in performance, scalability, resilience, distributed systems, building and growing teams, and diversity and inclusion in tech. Her hobbies are yoga, dancing, and being a karaoke junior performer. She’s a resident of Brooklyn via México.
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