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Must Reads: AI and Leadership, How Observability Engineering Managers Can Thrive in the Age of Automation
AI and the Future of Engineering Management: A Leader's Guide
Greetings, Future Tech Titans! 👋
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: AI is transforming the way we work, and engineering management is no exception. But here’s the thing—AI isn’t here to replace us. It’s here to enhance what we do.
The real question is: How do we, as engineering managers, harness AI’s power without losing the human touch that makes great leadership?
In this newsletter, we’ll explore the evolving role of observability engineering managers in an AI-driven world. From understanding when and where to deploy AI to fostering collaboration and innovation, we’ll break down the strategies you need to lead your team effectively in this new era.
Whether you’re already integrating AI into your workflows or just starting to explore its potential, this is your guide to staying ahead of the curve. Let’s dive in and discover how to balance human intuition with AI’s analytical power.
Let's revolutionize AI significance together!
Erwin Dwight
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