feat: added artile the authenticity of leadership#188
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Pull Request Overview
Adds a new blog post and updates the blog index to include it.
- Add post: “The authenticity of leadership” with front matter (date/title) and content
- Update Blog.md index to link to the new post
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| Blog/2025/The authenticity of leadership.md | New blog post content with YAML front matter |
| Blog.md | Adds link to the new post under 2025 |
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| - [The authenticity of leadership](The%20authenticity%20of%20leadership.md) | |||
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The link path is broken: the new post lives under Blog/2025, but this link points to the repository root. Update the href to the correct relative path.
| - [The authenticity of leadership](The%20authenticity%20of%20leadership.md) | |
| - [The authenticity of leadership](2025/The%20authenticity%20of%20leadership.md) |
| In winter 2021, the CTO of VueStorefront sent me a message, "We would like you to lead the Vue Storefront Magento team." After years of writing code and being a "pixel-perfect" frontend developer, this was my chance for promotion. However, as I was about to discover, the path from being a skilled programmer to an effective tech lead was far more demanding than I had imagined. | ||
| ## Life as a developer | ||
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| When I worked as a programmer, I had everything under control. I could find a solution to almost every problem. I felt like an expert in my field. | ||
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| I'd never been a project/team leader, so the offer from VueStorefront was quite interesting at the time. |
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[nitpick] Inconsistent brand spelling on the same line: 'VueStorefront' vs 'Vue Storefront'. Please standardize (e.g., 'Vue Storefront') and use it consistently.
| In winter 2021, the CTO of VueStorefront sent me a message, "We would like you to lead the Vue Storefront Magento team." After years of writing code and being a "pixel-perfect" frontend developer, this was my chance for promotion. However, as I was about to discover, the path from being a skilled programmer to an effective tech lead was far more demanding than I had imagined. | |
| ## Life as a developer | |
| When I worked as a programmer, I had everything under control. I could find a solution to almost every problem. I felt like an expert in my field. | |
| I'd never been a project/team leader, so the offer from VueStorefront was quite interesting at the time. | |
| In winter 2021, the CTO of Vue Storefront sent me a message, "We would like you to lead the Vue Storefront Magento team." After years of writing code and being a "pixel-perfect" frontend developer, this was my chance for promotion. However, as I was about to discover, the path from being a skilled programmer to an effective tech lead was far more demanding than I had imagined. | |
| ## Life as a developer | |
| When I worked as a programmer, I had everything under control. I could find a solution to almost every problem. I felt like an expert in my field. | |
| I'd never been a project/team leader, so the offer from Vue Storefront was quite interesting at the time. |
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| In the first weeks, I felt like I was wearing someone else's shoes. The skills that made me an effective programmer—deep focus, technical perfectionism, and independent work—were no longer enough. | ||
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| I painfully recognized all my weaknesses. I tried to figure it out, caught up, and worked my ass off. Every day was incredibly intense. |
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[nitpick] Grammar/parallelism: 'caught up' breaks the parallel structure after 'tried to'. Consider: 'I tried to figure it out, catch up, and work my ass off.'
| I painfully recognized all my weaknesses. I tried to figure it out, caught up, and worked my ass off. Every day was incredibly intense. | |
| I painfully recognized all my weaknesses. I tried to figure it out, catch up, and work my ass off. Every day was incredibly intense. |
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| The turning point came when I realized I had started to fear the sight of my computer. The same work that once energized me now left me exhausted and disconnected. | ||
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| More hours at work === better results. Reality quickly verified this belief. When I was exhausted, I made worse decisions and couldn't support the team. |
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[nitpick] The '===' operator reads like code and is awkward in prose. Consider rephrasing to: 'More hours at work doesn't equal better results.'
| More hours at work === better results. Reality quickly verified this belief. When I was exhausted, I made worse decisions and couldn't support the team. | |
| More hours at work doesn't equal better results. Reality quickly verified this belief. When I was exhausted, I made worse decisions and couldn't support the team. |
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| After that, I started setting clear boundaries between work time and private time, treating my energy as a limited resource that needed to be carefully managed. | ||
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| I tried a lot to recover, but finally, after three years, I decided that I needed to step back and stop being a team lead. Anyway, I learned a great deal, and it was worth the time and energy I invested. |
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[nitpick] Grammar: 'I tried a lot to recover' is unnatural. Consider: 'I tried a lot of things to recover,' or 'I tried hard to recover,' keeping the rest of the sentence as is.
| I tried a lot to recover, but finally, after three years, I decided that I needed to step back and stop being a team lead. Anyway, I learned a great deal, and it was worth the time and energy I invested. | |
| I tried hard to recover, but finally, after three years, I decided that I needed to step back and stop being a team lead. Anyway, I learned a great deal, and it was worth the time and energy I invested. |
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