In this episode, rachel, Kendall, and Jeremy talk about:

<ul>
<li>How engineering is a bit different at a newspaper</li>
<li>A lowly beginning doing tech support at Best Buy</li>
<li>Saving the day on a project that won a Pulitzer!</li>
<li>Being glad he&#39;s not coding anymore</li>
<li>What &quot;Newsroom Engineering&quot; means</li>
<li>Why campaign finance data is critical to the news industry</li>
<li>Planning a charm offensive</li>
<li>Tactics for pre-empting burnout when deadlines are immutable</li>
<li>Book recommendations: 

<ul>
<li>Camille Fournier: The Manager&#39;s Path</li>
<li>Will Larson: An Elegant Puzzle</li>
<li>Donella H. Meadows: Thinking In Systems</li>
</ul></li>
<li>The actual net effect of indulging a &quot;brilliant asshole&quot;</li>
<li>Pushing for more remote workers</li>
<li>How to push back against authority when needed</li>
<li>Cooking at scale and for one&#39;s coworkers</li>
</ul>

You can find Jeremy on Twitter at @jeremybowers

Special thanks to Mel Stanley for our theme music &lt;3

Episode 43: Beata Puncevic (Healthgrades)

Welcome to Authority Issues, a podcast about leadership, management, and competitive prescription writing. 
Hosted by Rachel Perkins (aka piebob), and Kendall Miller