[foobazgt]

OP, I've been thinking about starting a column on those kinds of lines - generalized engineering advice. I have 20+ years of experience in the industry and have held both principal engineer and engineering director positions at S&P 500s. Does that hold your interest?

For everyone else, I think I've created an interesting backlog of topics, but I'd love any advice about additional topics that would interest folks, how to kickstart an initial audience, what platform to use, how to moderate without losing my mind, and anything else that'd be useful to know doing this kind of thing.

[mooreds]

> I'd love any advice about additional topics that would interest folks, how to kickstart an initial audience, what platform to use, how to moderate without losing my mind, and anything else that'd be useful to know doing this kind of thing.

What are your goals? Just to get your stuff read, help other folks be better engineers, to build a consulting business, to build a recruiting pipeline, something else?

Your goal affects any advice I'd give.

[kyawzazaw]

You might want to check this content creator on how they approach it.

https://youtube.com/@ALifeEngineered

Substack is a popular platform if you want to go longform writing route - see the pragmatic engineer

[ArcMex]

I’m interested.

My main topic of interest is how much has changed over time and perhaps what the next 20+ years hold. Such discussions can be eye opening when considering what direction to take, for example, when adopting frameworks and methodologies.

Looking forward to your content.