ryanburgess/engineer-manager

A list of engineering manager resource links.

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Updated 36 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 5th, 2026
Created on November 22nd, 2016
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Number of forks: 646
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Detailed Description

Engineer Manager Resources is a curated collection of links and references for engineering leadership development.

The repository addresses the need for accessible guidance on engineering management and soft skills by aggregating articles, books, podcasts, courses, and mentoring resources into a single reference point. Rather than original content, it functions as a directory pointing to external materials covering communication, team building, mentorship, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, productivity, career development, and diversity and inclusion.

The tool suits anyone transitioning into or developing within an engineering management role, from aspiring leaders to individual contributors seeking to strengthen interpersonal skills. It works best as a starting point for discovering established courses, mentoring programs, and learning resources rather than as a comprehensive training platform. The collection includes structured courses on engineering management fundamentals, interview preparation tools, and mentoring group connections, making it useful for those seeking structured learning paths or community support during a career transition.

The project maintains a straightforward curation model with resources organized by category. Updates appear to focus on adding new links and courses to the existing structure rather than substantial architectural changes. The repository serves as a maintained reference list rather than an actively developed software tool, with its value deriving from the quality and relevance of the curated links it contains.