I spent a few days this week at the first ever StaffPlus London, a conference for senior individual contributors being run alongside the LeadDev London event. The conference was compèred by Tanya Reilly, author of The Staff Engineer’s Path.
Unlinke other conferences I’ve been to, there was only one track which made choosing what sessions to see quite easy. The talks were of varying lengths, and there were a lot of them, which made sketchnoting them quite a task.
Filling The Jar Of Impact And Trust As A Principal Engineer
The Journey Of A Byline
Running Large Scale Migrations Continuously
How To Not Lose Friends And Alienate Yourself
Scaling Your Influence Through Documentation
Solving The Puzzle Of Staff+ Time Management
Maximising Your Impact When Context Switching
Homebrew’s Greatest Migration: Moving To Github Packages With Zero Downtime
The Dark Side Of Lessons Learned
Working On Software That Is Older Than You
Practical Systems Thinking For Software Engineers
Unmasking Imposters By Debugging Doubts
Delivering A Digital-First BBC - An Architect’s Perspective
Defining A Technical Visiion
by Eamon Scullion
Putting Down Line Management - Returning To The Individual Contributor Role
by Caroline Handley
Cloud Infrastructure Architecuture For Nubank’s Global Expansion
by Lais Oliviera
Building A Shared Vision: Creating Alignment Across Autonomous Teams
Working Sideways
Scaling Your Influence When You Can Only Be In One Place
The Dark Side Of Standardisation
Librarian’s Guide To Documentation
by Kaitlyn Tierney
Building A Diverse And Inclusive Guild From The Ground Up
Setting Goals As A Staff+ Engineer
