6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
Hussam Almarzooq, a VP of Engineering, shares essays on engineering leadership, mentoring interns, technical interviewing and computational thinking. Readers get personal, experience-based takes on how to evaluate and grow engineers and on what AI tools do not replace.
A mentoring-focused newsletter for technology leaders, covering structured leadership transitions and lessons drawn from popular culture and history. Issues combine a weekly curriculum on topics like social capital and vendor relationships with essays on mentorship and lateral thinking.
Essays on designing mentorship programs, arguing that repositories and matching tools are not enough without structure that builds trust and continuity. It also compares formats such as 1:1 mentoring, peer circles and mentoring pods.
Founder In Residence shares short, practical pieces for entrepreneurs, covering topics like attention-grabbing and signalling, plus reflections on mentorship and book excerpts from the startup ecosystem. Readers get a personal, opinionated take on founder relationships with some actionable ideas.
A New Zealand education mentor shares personal reflections on his journey from prison to purpose-driven leadership, mostly alongside links to podcast and radio appearances. Readers get first-person stories about mentorship, second chances and rehabilitation through education.
Close the Gap Blog publishes updates from a volunteer-run nonprofit that supports first-generation, low-income students through a summer fellowship with mentors and social impact projects. Recent posts cover its use of AI in mentoring, an AI for Educators conference, and a field trip to a Stanford nanotechnology lab.
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