Tracking your learning is more than a habit—it’s a tool for professional development, career growth, and knowledge-sharing in tech. Discover practical strategies to stay curious, reflect on progress, and bring valuable insights back to your team.

The questions you ask as a Delivery Lead shape conversations, spark ideas, and drive projects forward. Closed questions provide quick, specific answers, while open questions invite deeper reflection and discussion. Using both effectively helps your team feel heard, take ownership, and contribute to solutions, creating a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement.

Empathy is one of the most valuable skills for early-career professionals in tech. By noticing how clients and teams feel, listening actively, and navigating challenges thoughtfully, you can improve project delivery, build trust, and make your work more impactful.

Mentorship can make all the difference early in a tech career. I learned lessons the hard way—starting in unconventional roles, running my own agency, and building a career from scratch. Reflecting on these experiences, I now focus on helping others navigate challenges and grow with support and guidance.