Tbh I'm not fond of the term "leader" bc it implies the existence of "followers".
I prefer thinking about it in terms of agency and ownership, or autonomy and giving a shit.
I've often jokingly said I owe my career to a lifelong overdeveloped sense of ownership.
I prefer thinking about it in terms of agency and ownership, or autonomy and giving a shit.
I've often jokingly said I owe my career to a lifelong overdeveloped sense of ownership.
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Camilla Montonen
The longer I am in this industry, the more I realise that there is leadership in title or name and then actual get shit done leadership.
If you see a failing test or a codebase that needs linting and you fix it, that's leadership.
If you see a failing test or a codebase that needs linting and you fix it, that's leadership.
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This may be why I always end up a "leader".
Leadership as an ideal doesn't necessarily require any followers in order to be those things
It's one less thing you have to worry about, when you can trust someone else is already worrying about it. 💕
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(Its a dance style with 2 roles, leader and follower)