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Ilya Grigorik notes down a perspective on what people at the higher senior+ levels should be doing. At that level things can get fuzzy and people tend to struggle.

  • It’s not your job to solve the problem
  • Focus on perspectives
  • Build technical leaders

Scroll down especially to read the excellent list of tactical everyday best tips.

https://ilya.grigorik.com/the-principal-engineers-handbook/

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