Raviraj Achar

Dec 10, 2024 | zaidesanton.substack.com | Anton Zaides |Greg Tidanian |Raviraj Achar |Andrew Chen

95% of engineering managers wish to write more code, but feel they just can’t. Today I’m going to share 2 ideas you can implement with only a few hours a week, that will be a hugehelp for your dev team. One is from an EM in my company, who created a very cool internal ChatGPT that knows our Confluence, GitHub readme files, and public Slack channels. Join 15k+ engineering leaders for weekly(ish) articles on managing software teams!The second one is from a task I did myself a few weeks ago.

Jun 9, 2024 | read.highgrowthengineer.com | Jordan Cutler |Ian Vanagas |Raviraj Achar |Wes Kao

Hi everyone 👋, Jordan here. Today, we have a special guest post from at , one of the fastest-growing tech newsletters. Product for Engineers helps engineers build product-thinking skills and 10x their impact. It’s also written by folks at PostHog, an open-source and all-in-one suite of product and data tools. This article will give you everything you need to become a rockstar product engineer.

Apr 20, 2024 | hybridhacker.email | Gregor Ojstersek |Wes Kao |Nicola Ballotta |Raviraj Achar

A few days ago, as often happens, I found myself lying awake in bed at 4 AM, and I started reflecting on my career and what I might have done differently if I could go back 25 years to when I was 18. I woke up at 5:30 AM, took some notes, and over the following days, I decided to transform them into this essay. I often engage in this kind of retrospective, not because I am unhappy with where I am today, but to identify what still needs to be improved in my personal life and career.