What AI Means for Career Growth
A coaching client once said something in a session that I suspect many engineers quietly believe: “I’m supposed to get someone I can look up to. I’m supposed to have a normal team.” She was quite frustrated with her manager. Instead of learning from someone more experienced, she was spending significant energy working around his limitations such as fixing bugs he’d introduced and learning about decisions made within her team from coworkers on other teams.
- ▪A coaching client once said something in a session that I suspect many engineers quietly believe: “I’m supposed to get someone I can look up to.
- ▪I’m supposed to have a normal team.” She was quite frustrated with her manager.
- ▪Instead of learning from someone more experienced, she was spending significant energy working around his limitations such as fixing bugs he’d introduced and learning about decisions made within her team from coworkers on other teams.
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| Original publisher | Unchartedpathbreakthroughs |
| Canonical URL | https://letters.unchartedpathbreakthroughs.com/posts/what-ai-means-for-career-growth |
| Publication time | Mon, 05 Oct 2026 15:46:59 +0000 |
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A coaching client once said something in a session that I suspect many engineers quietly believe: “I’m supposed to get someone I can look up to. I’m supposed to have a normal team.” She was quite frustrated with her manager. Instead of learning from someone more experienced, she was spending significant energy working around his limitations such as fixing bugs he’d introduced and learning about decisions made within her team from coworkers on other teams. Her expectation was understandable. Organizations and managers have a responsibility to provide context, feedback, opportunity, and support. We join established companies partly because we expect to grow through the environment around us.
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