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Life at New Relic: How Engineering Leaders Benefit from Unique “Mini-M” Groups

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Charlotte Ziems
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2,854
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English
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Summary

New Relic's "Mini-M" groups are designed to provide support and foster connection among managers, particularly in large organizations where feelings of isolation can be common. These groups, which consist of six to ten managers from diverse functions within the engineering organization, meet weekly to discuss both personal and professional topics, allowing participants to share experiences, seek advice, and build camaraderie. Facilitated by group members, these meetings offer a confidential space akin to group therapy, where managers can feel comfortable discussing challenges and exchanging insights. The initiative aims to enhance managerial onboarding, promote cross-functional understanding, and strengthen leadership skills by exposing managers to different perspectives and practices. Participants highlight the value of these interactions in providing emotional support and practical guidance, ultimately contributing to a more cohesive and informed leadership community at New Relic.

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