stevenking86

I'm an engineering manager in an organization where the current culture is extremely meeting heavy. Decisions are made in meetings, discussions take place in meetings, etc. It's not very practical as our team is distributed across the globe.

I've been in more asynchronous organizations and I'm making some attempts to steer the culture in that direction. However, one component that I think is extremely necessary for this to work is for the team to become good writers. If we're communicating in Notion, tickets, and pull requests then we need to improve as writers.

I've searched around and so far mostly found click-baity type articles like "10 ways to do better technical writing". Does anyone have any helpful resources for individuals and teams to improve at this? Thanks!

Discussion in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23563997 seemed to center around staying vs. switching jobs as a Software Engineer. So, let's hear it. It's common knowledge that you can make more money by switching jobs vs. accepting small percentage raises at your current job. So why are you staying?