What are the unique challenges of coaching high and low performers? Should our approach to high performers and to low performers differ from how how we work with the rest of the team or should we try to treat everyone the same?
Learning to be a great coach is a lifelong endeavor that pays dividends not just in our professional lives but also in our personal lives. Chris Haag, VP of Engineering at Salesforce has been leading teams for more than 12 years and will be sharing with us some of the lessons he has learned.
Live Video Event: https://youtu.be/JXnqmCw51Nc
Salesforce
Vice President of Engineering
Chris spent the last 12+ years managing product and infrastructure engineering teams at successful startups and at large companies. He currently leads several teams at Salesforce including those responsible for using data science to forecast demand and optimize costs across all major product lines. He lives in Oakland with his 2 kids and 2 dogs and you can sometimes find him in a local park p…
Chris spent the last 12+ years managing product and infrastructure engineering teams at successful startups and at large companies. He currently leads several teams at Salesforce including those responsible for using data science to forecast demand and optimize costs across all major product lines. He lives in Oakland with his 2 kids and 2 dogs and you can sometimes find him in a local park playing Jazz saxophone with my band.
Weiyuan is currently an Engineering Manager at Grab. As an engineer, he has worked on the full-stack development of scalable and distributed web applications. He doubles up as a Software Engineer for archipelago.rocks, a classroom tool for teachers to better facilitate teaching for teachers and learning for students, which is supported by NUS and free to use.
Outside of work, Weiyuan serves as a community lead for Big O(n) Development and GDG Cloud Singapore, and hosts events monthly to bi-weekly on cloud technologies and current-day topics. He is also a Google Developer Expert for Google, in cloud technologies, and often blogs and talks about these areas as well.
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Senior Software Engineer
Women Techmakers Ambassador
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