9798254534891 - from output to judgment: leading engineering teams when ai writes the code di yadav, shekhar (5 risultati)
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your team ships faster than ever. So why does everything feel harder?You're not imagining it. AI hasn't made engineering easier-it's made leadership exponentially more complex. Your best engineers used to be obvious. Now everyone's output looks the same. Junior developers using Cursor ship…as much as senior architects. Your dashboards look great, but you're not confident in what's being built.The systems you've relied on-story points, commit frequency, coding interviews, performance reviews-were built for a world where execution was the bottleneck.That world is gone. This book is for you if: You're a CTO or VP making talent decisions with metrics that feel meaningless. You've promoted strong coders into leadership and watched them struggle. You suspect your performance system rewards the wrong behaviors.You're an Engineering Manager trying to figure out who deserves promotion when everyone can ship. Your best engineers aren't always your most visible ones-but you don't know how to make that legible.You're a Senior Engineer who's watched AI collapse the skill gap in months. You know you're more valuable-but you're not sure your manager knows why.You're a hiring leader who's realized coding interviews don't predict real judgment. You need a new way to evaluate talent beyond "culture fit." The shift: when AI made execution cheap, judgment became everything.The engineers who ship the most code aren't necessarily making your product better. The ones closing the most tickets aren't seeing around corners. The most productive in your dashboards might be making your most expensive mistakes.From Output to Judgment gives you a new operating system for engineering leadership. You'll learn: Why output misleads-and what to measure instead without drowning in subjectivityThe Judgment Stack: how engineers make decisions, where they fail, and how to build systems that improve themHow AI flattens performance-hiding your strongest engineers in traditional metricsWhat "taste" is-why it predicts decision quality better than experience, and how to develop itHow to hire for judgment when anyone can generate code-a practical interview frameworkWhat seniority means now-and why promoting your best coders often backfiresHow to design learning systems that improve team thinking, not just throughputHow to let go of control without losing accountabilityEvery chapter includes worksheets and exercises you can use immediately-in hiring, performance reviews, and team planning. The cost of ignoring this: You'll hire for skills AI is commoditizing while competitors hire for judgment. You'll promote the wrong people. You'll optimize for velocity while they optimize for decision quality. Six months from now, you'll wonder why their product feels sharper-even though your team shipped more.You'll lose your best engineers-because they'll leave for leaders who understand what makes them valuable.The shift has already happened. This book shows you exactly how to lead through it.About the AuthorShekhar Yadav has spent 20+ years leading engineering teams from seed stage to scale. He's lived through every major platform shift-and watched this one unfold in real time. This book is the operating manual he wishes he'd had two years ago. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your team ships faster than ever. So why does everything feel harder?You're not imagining it. AI hasn't made engineering easier-it's made leadership exponentially more complex. Your best engineers used to be obvious. Now everyone's output looks the same. Junior developers using Cursor ship…as much as senior architects. Your dashboards look great, but you're not confident in what's being built.The systems you've relied on-story points, commit frequency, coding interviews, performance reviews-were built for a world where execution was the bottleneck.That world is gone. This book is for you if: You're a CTO or VP making talent decisions with metrics that feel meaningless. You've promoted strong coders into leadership and watched them struggle. You suspect your performance system rewards the wrong behaviors.You're an Engineering Manager trying to figure out who deserves promotion when everyone can ship. Your best engineers aren't always your most visible ones-but you don't know how to make that legible.You're a Senior Engineer who's watched AI collapse the skill gap in months. You know you're more valuable-but you're not sure your manager knows why.You're a hiring leader who's realized coding interviews don't predict real judgment. You need a new way to evaluate talent beyond "culture fit." The shift: when AI made execution cheap, judgment became everything.The engineers who ship the most code aren't necessarily making your product better. The ones closing the most tickets aren't seeing around corners. The most productive in your dashboards might be making your most expensive mistakes.From Output to Judgment gives you a new operating system for engineering leadership. You'll learn: Why output misleads-and what to measure instead without drowning in subjectivityThe Judgment Stack: how engineers make decisions, where they fail, and how to build systems that improve themHow AI flattens performance-hiding your strongest engineers in traditional metricsWhat "taste" is-why it predicts decision quality better than experience, and how to develop itHow to hire for judgment when anyone can generate code-a practical interview frameworkWhat seniority means now-and why promoting your best coders often backfiresHow to design learning systems that improve team thinking, not just throughputHow to let go of control without losing accountabilityEvery chapter includes worksheets and exercises you can use immediately-in hiring, performance reviews, and team planning. The cost of ignoring this: You'll hire for skills AI is commoditizing while competitors hire for judgment. You'll promote the wrong people. You'll optimize for velocity while they optimize for decision quality. Six months from now, you'll wonder why their product feels sharper-even though your team shipped more.You'll lose your best engineers-because they'll leave for leaders who understand what makes them valuable.The shift has already happened. This book shows you exactly how to lead through it.About the AuthorShekhar Yadav has spent 20+ years leading engineering teams from seed stage to scale. He's lived through every major platform shift-and watched this one unfold in real time. This book is the operating manual he wishes he'd had two years ago. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
