It's hard to find other people who "get it", so we created the Tech Leaders Community to go further faster, together with an international network of software engineers, architects, consultants, founders, and CTOs sharing insider info and opportunities to make more impact and income with our technical skills.
This community is for entrepreneurial engineers who want to benefit from more proactive and strategic thinking, practical leadership skills, and sharper business sense.
To help you design a plan with the exact steps to take to achieve your next career goal.
To help you "see around corners" and learn about unknown unknowns at the next level.
From others in the community who have already closed the gap on the same goals.
From discussing the "un-askable" work questions and advice on all the stuff you can't talk to your bosses and coworkers about.
With peers around the world to discover how they're getting ahead in their careers and businesses.
To improve your leadership and entrepreurship skills. Know what to do and when.
Actually surprisingly difficult to find another quality group like this to bounce ideas off of.
It went beyond my defined qualities of leadership effectively being a collection of operational tactics and strategy creation.
One of the most interesting teachings was how to re-orientate oneself towards work.
It is harder than I thought, specifically talking about yourself as a product or service offering is not something I really ever had to do working in a large corporation for the majority of the last three decades.
The 1:1 sessions with Stephen have been valuable as I sort out Imposter Syndrome and Self Sabotage issues.
I feel I'm a strong IC and have quite good managing skills, but I felt lacking in strategy tools. I wanted to increase my leverage by doing a higher level of work.
Is the program worth the money? I have no doubts. I think it already paid off.
The things I have heard of, learned, and discussed were not reachable to me before.