Mike Gray

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Mike Gray

Mike Gray

@MikeGrayCodes

Principal Engineer at @clear_bank | Systems Thinking | DDD | Genuinely curious | @[email protected] | @MikeGrayCodes on BlueSky

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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
@ICooper If you set your expectations around your strengths with “management”, I strongly believe you will be more successful, both in impact and in longevity in orgs. It is easy for folks to focus on weaknesses, as opposed strengths, which doesn’t always get the best out of people.
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Ian Cooper@ICooper·
@MikeGrayCodes So, I think I observe that, and it’s true but… and here is the catch… I don’t think you can be just a “more senior, senior”. You have to pick activities that make you a “force multiplier”. But within those constraints, I think all of us play to our strengths
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
Finally found a copy of your talk, being staff plus @ICooper , I really enjoyed it! We should compare notes sometime. I very much agree with all of your points. However, I have one I think is super important to add.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
@ICooper Yes agree 100%, I think my point is around _you_ need to be aware of your strengths, and that is where you will find activities that make you a “force multiplier”. Making it clear those are your strengths, therefore this is where and how you will be a force multiplier is key.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
Interested to hear your thoughts!
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
Set your own personal boundaries as to what success is and isn’t has to be my biggest piece of advice for this role.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
It amplifies the quality of the decision making for entire organisations.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
Anyone can attend, and they learn, they learn how to think and make informed quality decisions, because they see it first hand from senior folk, and others. It broadens their thinking. They then take that away and apply it to their own local decision making.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
“When conversations take place in an advice forum there is an audience, so everyone can listen, and many can learn.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
My passion still remains, and with a rest, I’m looking forward to continuing to find the balance between the two, with the promise to myself to find the time to reflect more often and frequently, something I used to be great at, but have been neglectful the last few months.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
I know this, and this is the business I’m in — and it is exhausting. This is where I’ve been, and what’s been draining my energy. Once I’m back from my honeymoon, this continues — the balancing of these two dichotomies, with the aim of finding a sensible equilibrium.
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Mike Gray
Mike Gray@MikeGrayCodes·
I have a confession to make. Recently, I’ve been questioning whether I’ve lost some love for technology, engineering culture, and so on, and I’ve been struggling to reflect on why. Some of you may have noticed that, lately, I’ve been a bit absent.
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