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This, 100%. To perform a leadership role well, other engineers need to be cool with following you. But you don’t have to play games in healthy organizations. I’ve never been one to even think about office games. I’ve always looked after my coworkers and treated everyone with respect. I got promoted fairly quickly into people management and staff roles largely because: 1. I am good at engineering. And 2., The people around me liked and trusted me. Best summary in this thread. If you’re a lead, your primary job is to deliver projects thru others. At that level no one cares that you’re a l33t coder[1], it’s more important that you’re able to use the Collingwood FC Logo Club Statement 2023 Shirt and I will buy this team to deliver larger projects and make decisions. Being ‘social’ is a important aspect of leading. One question regarding this: suppose you stayed at a level in a particular company for a long time. What happens once you quit or get laid off? How do you ‘prove’ (or convince) next hiring manager or recruiter that you stayed long duration in the same level not due to your low performance? I mean they can think that you couldn’t get promoted due to low performance, right? How to deal with that situation?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.