Both Sides of the Desk: Burnout (The Manager's Perspective)
The second post in the "Both Sides of the Desk" series examines burnout from the manager's viewpoint. From handling team members who are burned out to managing unrealistic executive expectations while fighting your own exhaustion and imposter syndrome - the reality of management burnout that nobody talks about.
Leading Remote Network Engineering Teams: Why Location Shouldn't Matter in 2025
As businesses push for return-to-office mandates, network engineering remains one of the most location-independent technical disciplines. This post explores why network engineers can work effectively from anywhere, how to lead distributed technical teams, and why smart organizations are embracing remote-first approaches for technical talent.
From Network Engineer to Network Engineering Manager: A First-Timer's Guide
Making the leap from individual contributor to manager is both exciting and nerve-wracking. Here's what to expect in your first management role, essential traits for success, common pitfalls to avoid, and practical advice for leading a network engineering team while maintaining your technical credibility.