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Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) helps engineering leaders identify how quickly their team can fix the issue and keep your application running again after it goes down.

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Setting KPIs for your software engineering team can help you understand how your team is performing, identify areas for improvement and make data-driven decisions.

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If you find yourself distracted, wasting precious time and unable to focus on your tasks, it’s likely you’re not being as productive at work as you’d like. Whether it’s common distractions found around the in-office or at-home workplaces, or even mental distractions and intrusive thoughts blocking you from doing your best work, it’s easy to lose sight of the task at hand when you’re always battling against one stimulus or another. When you’re feeling this way, it can be helpful to have a trick or two up your sleeve to help you get back on track. To share some of their favorite hacks, the members of Young Entrepreneur Council each chime in below with one hack or trick they’d recommend for finding and retaining your focus in the workplace.

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The rate at which changes fail is a crucial indicator for gauging and enhancing the effectiveness of your engineering department.

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A quality performance review has a few characteristics, but all reviews should be based on data-driven insights that eliminate subjectivity and gut-driven decisions.

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The holiday season is a joyous time of year—but for many companies, it can also be stressful and chaotic. Backed-up workloads, increased customer pressure and a general sense of urgency can all start to weigh on leaders and employees alike, leading to reduced productivity and low team morale.  So when work starts to feel too chaotic and overwhelm sets in, fall back on this advice from the members of Young Entrepreneur Council. Below, they each share one tip they have for regaining order amid holiday chaos and getting your team and your company back on track for the new year.