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Having been an introverted engineer you probably already know how much of a blessing you're going to be to other engineers who just want to be left alone to do
by neuroticfish 7y ago
Having been an introverted engineer you probably already know how much of a blessing you're going to be to other engineers who just want to be left alone to do their work. Only suggestion I would make (since I imagine that you, as an introvert, will already be pretty hands-off) is to occasionally ask yourself if what you're doing is making life easier for your engineers. Do they have roadblocks that you're able to remove? If removing that roadblock means a quick email, do it now and your engineers will appreciate you for it. Remember that your job is to manage and not to be a boss and you'll do just fine.
One quick addendum: if you're able to let your engineers work the way they way that they work best (i.e., remote, flexible hours, etc.), do it.