To really become valuable in your role you need to leverage your experience and skills to become a force multiplier (as mentioned several other places in this thread).
There is some good advice in here to help junior devs level up. But I would start by boiling it down to one that is easier to remember as you become a manager / coach:
Try to remember what worked well for you when you were learning, and then do that for your team.
I have gone back to that well over and over as I've moved between senior, principal, and management roles.
There is some good advice in here to help junior devs level up. But I would start by boiling it down to one that is easier to remember as you become a manager / coach:
Try to remember what worked well for you when you were learning, and then do that for your team.
I have gone back to that well over and over as I've moved between senior, principal, and management roles.