Writing about career transitions, specifically values, soft skills, culture, navigating career uncertainty, leadership styles and finally remote work has filled our cups. To support your career growth as we go into a new year, we’re sharing the highlights of each article below

Have you ever been in a situation where you’ve completed a huge project and returned to your desk, only to find out that you have more demanding deadlines to meet? Would you feel excited to tackle these new projects, or would you feel like it’s a frustrating chore that needs to be completed? If you thought the latter, you’re probably really exhausted, and we don’t blame you – it’s tough being expected to operate like a well-oiled machine. But do know that this is a sign of burnout.

With the holiday season approaching, you might be bracing yourself for conversations around the dinner table regarding your job.

If you’ve watched the show Ted Lasso you’ve surely heard the chant, “He’s here, he’s there, he’s every “f***ing where, Roy Kent, Roy Kent.” What does the character Roy Kent have to do with anything? Well, we’re happy you figuratively asked. Roy shares many traits with our Engineer Partners.

If you’re in a situation thinking about what type of role and company best fits your goals, this article may help you identify some key differences between coding at startups and corporate companies.

“For most people it takes a decade to work for a few companies and figure out where they want to go. Commit flips that whole model on its head.”

Commit Engineering Partner, Mukundan discusses scalable micro-frontends using web components.

Let’s connect about leadership style topics that can help you find your own style or mix of styles since one size doesn’t fit all.