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Diving into the subtle art of managing (software) engineers with Si Jobling and Neil Younger.

PETALS is a framework developed by Si Jobling to help teams continuously improve based on 5 key factors: Productivity Enjoyment Teamwork Learning Serenity This podcast follows the journey as PETALS grows with new tips, techniques and progress.

Thoughts, ramblings and significant events of a self-confessed tech geek. Si talks about his experience working in the tech scene on a range of products, projects and the stories along the way. Follow and talk to @Si@ManagingEngineers.net on Mastodon if you'd like to know more or get involved.

After working in the tech scene for nearly two decades, Si Jobling has tried to balance a professional career, family time and side projects. Along the way, he's made some fascinating connections from around the tech scene who have been through similar challenges. This podcast is him discussing the stories of other individuals, comparing notes and offering listeners an insights to how they could find harmony between making, life and work.

After working in the tech scene for nearly two decades, Si Jobling has tried to balance a professional career, family time and side projects. Along the way, he's made some fascinating connections from around the tech scene who have been through similar challenges. This podcast is him discussing the stories of other individuals, comparing notes and offering listeners an insights to how they could find harmony between making, life and work.

Fancy listening to two white middle-aged privileged men talk about tech on a podcast? Probably not but if you do, join Si and Adrian on their sporadic silly rants.

A podcast of rants and bants with Si Jobling and James Norton. Some tech, some business, lots of nonsense.

What happened to the web over the past 20 years? Found of the Multipack Si Jobling and community regular Simon Hamp revisit the past few decades of web development, how things have evolved but also what have we lost. Expect typical British cynicism, middle-aged rants and snarky comments.