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    alphalist.CTO Podcast – For CTOs and Technical Leaders

    This podcast features interviews of CTOs and other technical leadership figures and topics range from technology (AI, blockchain, cyber, DevOps, Web Architecture, etc.) to management (e.g. scaling, structuring teams, mentoring, technical recruiting, product etc.).
    Guests from leading tech companies share their best practices and knowledge.
    The goal is to support other CTOs on their journey through tech and engineering, inspire and allow a sneak-peek into other successful companies to understand how they think and act. Get awesome insights into the world‘s top tech companies, personalities with this podcast brought to you by Tobias Schlottke.

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    #98 - Service Levels 101 feat. Alex Ewerlöf - Sr Staff Engineer @ Volvo Cars & SRE Thought Leader Apr 05, 2024
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    SLIs,SLOs, SLAs - The WHY, WHAT, and HOW

    Embrace the Site Reliability Mindset with Alex Ewerlöf, Sr. Staff Engineer @ Volvo Cars 🚗 and SRE thought leader. Understand how the different aspects of site reliability work together 🪢 and when you need a DevOps vs. Platform Team vs. SRE. Find out how to set your own Service Level Indicators (SLI), Service Level Objectives (SLO), and Service Level Agreements (SLA), as laid out by the creator of the Service Level Calculator. Listen to find out:

    • SRE 👷 vs. DevOps ⚒️ vs. Platform Engineering🏗️
    • Service Level 101: How to set SLIs🚦, SLOs 🎯and SLAs 🤝
    • Washing Machine 🧺🫧 vs. Laundry Room🫧🏘️: The Challenges of Standardization
    • OnCall🎧⚠️: Centralised vs. Team-based?
    • The unique software challenges of the automotive industry.

    Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY DoiT

    Timestamps:

    (00:00:00) Intro (00:04:04) Who is Alex (00:05:14) The Nerd Journey: From Assembling Computers to SRE (00:06:58) The Evolution of a Site Reliability Engineer (00:07:55) SRE vs. DevOps vs. Platform Engineering (00:08:32) Washing Machine vs. Laundry Room: The Challenge of Standardization in Large Organizations (00:10:56) Platform vs. SRE (if you are not Google) (00:12:37) Common Platform without Premature Standardisation (00:13:55) Software in Car Companies (00:14:40) Volvo's Strategic Shift Towards In-House Software Development (00:15:06) Swedish Tech Scene: Why Volvo now has offices in Stockholm (00:16:53) Central Platform for Software in the Automotive Industry? (00:18:35) Role of CSO: Chief Software Officer (00:20:09) When the platform is the Product (e.g. Cars) (00:21:42) Implementing Service Levels: A Guide to SLIs, SLOs, and SLAs (00:22:20) What is SLI (Service Level Indicator) (00:22:40) What is SLO (Service Level Objective) (00:23:20) What is SLA (Service Level Agreement) (00:24:24) Leveraging SLOs for autonomous teams in complex products (00:26:08) Relationship between SLI and other Engineering Metrics (00:28:04) Getting Started with Service Levels (00:28:48) STEP 1. Understand SLI/SLOs (00:29:10) STEP 2. Workshop: Identify your Service and What Matters (00:30:02) Setting up SLIs and Alerting for SLIs (00:31:02) STEP 3. Calculate your SLI (00:31:44) STEP 4. Empower team with Good On-Call Practices (00:32:17) Getting Buy-In Across the Organisation (00:33:33) The Significance of Choosing the Right SLIs (00:34:06) Ways to Measure Availability (00:35:43) On-Call Management: Team vs. Centralized Approaches (00:38:22) Downtime of External Vendors (00:40:47) Why SLI needs to come from consumers (00:43:01) SLOs: Setting Realistic SLOs and Avoiding Common Pitfalls (00:44:05) Meaning of 'Objective' differs in OKR and SLO (00:46:18) Financial Incentive to Fail Less? (00:48:43) Biggest Mistakes (00:49:30) No Blame Game - Public Metrics Need Cultural Fit (00:51:50) Advice to Younger Self (00:53:01) Stay Curious (00:53:30) Don't Confuse Confidence with Competence (00:54:47) Outro

    About Alex Ewerlöf #

    Alex Ewerlof is a Snr. Staff Engineer at Volvo Cars and a Site Reliability Engineering thought leader. He is the author of the Reliability Engineering Mindset, creator of Service Level Calculator and regularly shares insights on his website AlexEwerlof.com. Get 40% off his book with this coupon code.

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    #97 - From Maker to Multiplier feat. Pat Kua // CTO Coach and Founder of the Tech Lead Academy Mar 14, 2024
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    Leadership Unlearnings, Metrics, Mindshifts and Communication

    Let’s become better Multipliers ✖️ in this CTO Podcast featuring Pat Kua, former CTO of N26 who by popular request now helps CTOs Level Up themselves and their teams. As a sought-after expert in helping ICs transition to leadership roles, Pat shares leadership gems with CTOs. Listen to find out:

    • Why you should fly high 🕊️and dive deep 🤿
    • Why even ICs need leadership skills 🧑‍💻
    • Maker⚒️ to Multiplier🌬️: What you need to unlearn when you move into management.
    • How to communicate: CRY Principle, Translate into Foreign Tongue 💬.. And TCP vs UDP Communication
    • What the long German Hiring Cycles mean for CTOs Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY instaffo and DoiT

    Timestamps:

    (00:00) Intro to alphalist (02:00) Welcome Pat (03:37) From Accounting to IT: Pat Kua's Nerd Journey (07:14) The Art of Teaching and Mentoring in Tech (12:30) From CTO to Chief Scientist (15:55) Allow devs to try out management (17:28) IC Career Path: EU vs. US (19:37) Trident Model: Leadership skills aren’t just for managers (23:00) ‘Maker vs Multiplier’: IC to Leader (25:14) Do CTOs need to be technical ninjas? (31:35) Flying High and Diving Deep: Is it healthy? (34:02) Staying Sharp in Tech (35:02) Hierarchy of Knowledge (36:39) Maker to Multiplier: How to measure effectiveness? (40:11) What do you need to unlearn when you move from Maker to Multiplier? (42:16) Communication Styles: UDP and TCP (48:29) What long hiring cycles in Germany mean for CTOs.

    About Pat Kua #

    Patrick Kua is a seasoned technology leader with 20+ years of experience having done a wide variety of roles including being a developer, tech lead, consultant, CTO and more. His current mission is accelerating the growth of technical leaders through coaching, mentoring and training.

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    As the cloud landscape has evolved, so have its challenges. The shift from adopting to optimising public cloud infrastructure has forced born-in-the-cloud digital natives to grapple not only with growing technical complexities but also the intricacies of cost management and evolving best practices.

    DoiT addresses these challenges head-on with an intelligent product portfolio and market-leading cloud expertise that equips engineering and finance teams to understand cloud costs in the context of their business, maximise savings with minimal effort, and make costs more predictable.

    Need help making sense of (and optimising) your cloud costs? Set up a call with a DoiT expert to learn about gaining access to DoiT’s FinOps and infrastructure specialists


    #96 - Radical Transparency feat. Charles Gorintin // CTO @ Alan & Co-Founding Advisor at Mistral Feb 29, 2024
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    Radical Transparency in Salaries, Decisions, and People

    Discover the power of radical transparency🧐 with Charles Gorintin, CTO of Alan (a French InsurTech) and founding force behind Mistral. He may work in a regulated space, but there is nothing typical about Alan’s setup when it comes to internal matters. Public Salary Framework ✅Searchable Board Meetings ✅4 Managers for 90 FTE✅ Listen to find out:

    • Why the Manager Role is split into Leads🧑‍💻 and Coaches 🪔
    • How Transparent Compensation 💸works with public Salary Levels and Performance Reviews
    • How he hires 🤝: talent density, culture add and more specialized than him
    • Why he saw the need for Mistral 🇪🇺
    • How they leverage GitHub Discussions for public decision-making, ownership, and Chesterton’s Fence

    Listen here

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    Timestamps:

    (02:00) Into (03:33) What is Alan? (05:37) Challenges and Successes in the Insurance Industry (06:40) The Importance of Learning and Adapting in Entrepreneurship (07:06) What is it like to work in a regulated industry? (12:12) What 3 Master's Degrees gave him (13:40) Why Mistral was founded (16:00) His involvement in Mistral (18:43) Why as CTO he is more focused on people than tech (Non-Technical CTO) (21:12) Move Fast and Break Things (22:36) Culture of Transparency (24:07) Cross-team exposure: Bootcamp and Hacker Month at Meta (26:04) Remote (27:37) The Power of Transparency and Fairness in Business (28:22) Why salaries should be transparent? (30:17) Why Levels Are Public (31:14) Public Performance Reviews (31:35) Tools for Performance Reviews (31:53) Company Strategy in the Open (34:07) Leveraging LLMs for Internal Knowledge Management (35:43) 3 Parts to Knowledge (37:14) Leads and Coaches instead of Managers (39:24) Transparency in Decision Making (39:28) Silos in the Company? (40:32) How are Coaches Assigned (41:11) How Coaching Sessions Are Scheduled (42:38) Leveraging LLMs in 1:1s (44:44) Is Radical Transparency for Everyone? (45:52) Distributed Ownership (46:11) Power of Leveraging GitHub Discussion for Discussions and Decisions (46:53) Company Culture of Freedom and Responsibility (ala Netflix) (48:30) Why Talent Density is Important (49:52) Honest Performance Reviews (51:37) Hiring for the Culture Add (53:37) Minimal Meetings (55:30) Creating Culture in a Remote Environment (56:23) 1:1s and Focus Time (58:46) Company Onsite (59:36) 3 Things

    About Charles Gorintin#

    Charles Gorintin is the co-founder and CTO of Alan (a French InsurTech) and Cofounding Advisor at Mistral. Prior to co-founding Alan, Charles Gorintin was a data science leader at fast-growing social networks, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, where he worked on fighting fake accounts, on growth, and on social psychology.

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    By leveraging sophisticated matchmaking and allowing you to chat directly with pre-qualified tech talent right on the platform they’ve made the hiring process 3X more effective. From ‘Matched’ to ‘Chat’ in one go.

    While classic job portals, in-house active sourcing and headhunters give you the headache of paying upfront, having high setup efforts and dealing with 30% hiring fees, with Instaffo this now history for you.

    As an alphalist listener, you get to enjoy the Instaffo recruiting platform absolutely free until you find that perfect hire.

    Already over 2.000 tech talents and companies are connected weekly on instaffo, so what are you waiting for? Go to https://instaffo.com/cto to get started.

    DoiT

    As the cloud landscape has evolved, so have its challenges. The shift from adopting to optimising public cloud infrastructure has forced born-in-the-cloud digital natives to grapple not only with growing technical complexities but also the intricacies of cost management and evolving best practices.

    DoiT addresses these challenges head-on with an intelligent product portfolio and market-leading cloud expertise that equips engineering and finance teams to understand cloud costs in the context of their business, maximise savings with minimal effort, and make costs more predictable.

    Need help making sense of (and optimising) your cloud costs? Set up a call with a DoiT expert to learn about gaining access to DoiT’s FinOps and infrastructure specialists


    #95 - Self-Efficacy and the journey from CTO to CPTO and Back feat. David Gebhardt // CTO @ mobile.de Feb 15, 2024
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    CPTOs, Timeboxing and Inbox Zero

    Become a better CTO/CPTO with these insights from David Gebhardt, CTO (and former CPTO) of mobile.de (Germany’s largest car vehicle marketplace). Originally the Head of Tech, David evolved into CPTO, eventually leading the 400-strong Product+Tech teams before evolving business needs led him to bring on a CPO and go back to being ‘just’ the CTO (“only” 250 people). He shares why in this great CTO podcast.

    Listen to find out:

    • Why he went from CTO to CTPO and back 🤔
    • Self-Efficacy as CTO ✅: How to be effective and FEEL effective
    • Where innovation 💡 comes from (+ mobile.de’s Innovation Days Format)
    • Why PHP isn’t all that bad (not in his current stack.. he shares what is why) Listen here BROUGHT TO YOU BY instaffo.

    About David Gebhardt:

    David is the CTO and member of the management team at mobile.de, the #1 German automotive marketplace, serving millions of users monthly and more than 39,000 German car dealerships.David is an impact driven leader at the interface of technology, product and business with 15+ years at IBM, Ernst & Young (EY), eBay and Adevinta, honored among the Capital 40 under 40 (2022). He is a strategic thinker with a pragmatic can-do attitude, enjoying trust-based and to-the-point interactions in cross-functional, diverse teams (ENTJ). David actively supports initiatives and organizations that foster equality and diversity in our society as well as digital education. Outside of work, David enjoys time with his family and is an ambitious endurance athlete, who finished several marathon and an Ironman.

    TIMESTAMPS (approx) (00:00) Intro to David and mobile.de (05:52) David's Nerd Journey (07:20) Impact, Community and Building Websites for Rock Bands (09:15) Delphi, jQuery and PHP (12:16) Tech Stack at Mobile.de (18:29) The Role of CTO and CPTO (19:18) Innovation and its Source (22:29) Innovation Days (24:16) Going from CTO to CTPO and Back (35:47) Self-Efficacy as CTO (36:09) Strategies for Increasing Effectiveness (39:03) Why it's important to appreciate and reflect on achievements (40:18) CTO Time Management with timeboxing and meeting priorities (43:00) Inbox Zero and Creating Order in Communication Channels (47:44) ChatGPT (49:28) Home Automation: The Typical CTO Pet Project (51:25) Reflections on Career and Personal Growth

    Quotes:###

    Inbox zero - in my definition - is not that I need to reply in five seconds. Inbox zero is my goal for the end of the day and end of the week. For me it's really: delete, archive, follow up or answer immediately. ’” - David Gebhardt, CTO of mobile.de, alphalist CTO podcast #95

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    Instaffo Instaffo is a recruiting platform that allows you to hire tech talent in less than 25 days. It is loved by over 600 companies - including HelloFresh, Amazon, and MyPoster.

    By leveraging sophisticated matchmaking and allowing you to chat directly with pre-qualified tech talent right on the platform they’ve made the hiring process 3X more effective. From ‘Matched’ to ‘Chat’ in one go.

    While classic job portals, in-house active sourcing and headhunters give you the headache of paying upfront, having high setup efforts and dealing with 30% hiring fees, with Instaffo this now history for you.

    As an alphalist listener, you get to enjoy the Instaffo recruiting platform absolutely free until you find that perfect hire.

    Already over 2.000 tech talents and companies are connected weekly on instaffo, so what are you waiting for? Go to https://instaffo.com/cto to get started.


    #94 - Melanie Rieback // Co-founder & CEO at Radically Open Security Feb 01, 2024
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    Cybersecurity for CTOs in 2024

    Let’s hack cybersecurity in 2024 with Melanie Rieback, Co-founder & CEO of Radically Open Security, the world’s first not-for-profit cybersecurity consultancy with a focus on PenTesting🔏. Melanie is on a mission to fix cybersecurity consulting by putting people before profits and empowering internal teams “how to fish” 🎣. Tune in to hear about the current cybersecurity landscape from the person who not only authored a viral RFID paper (“Is Your Cat Infected with a Computer Virus?”), but also PenTested Tor, Homebrew and Greenpeace. Listen to find out:

    • What is the business model💸 behind Post Growth Entrepreneurship (90% of profits go towards Open Internet Initiatives via NLNet)
    • What to prioritise 🕵️‍♀️ in realistic internal IT policies (passwords, backups, updates..)
    • Internal vs. External Security Teams
    • Why she uses “Forgot My Password” as a “magic link” to access infrequent sites (and doesn’t remember the password on purpose) Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Swarmia and codecentric

    About Melanie Rieback:

    Dr. Melanie Rieback is CEO/Co-founder of Radically Open Security (the world's first not-for-profit computer security company), and "Post Growth" startup incubator Nonprofit Ventures. She is also a former Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the Free University of Amsterdam. She was named "Most Innovative IT Leader of the Netherlands" by CIO Magazine (TIM Award) in 2017, and one of the "9 Most Innovative Women in the European Union" (EU Women Innovators Prize) in 2019. She is also one of the 400 most successful women in the Netherlands by Viva Magazine (Viva400) in 2010 and 2017, and one of the fifty most inspiring women in tech (Inspiring Fifty Netherlands) in 2016, 2017, and 2019. Her company, Radically Open Security was named the 50th Most Innovative SME by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (MKB Innovatie Top 100) in 2016.

    TIMESTAMPS (approx) (00:00) Introduction to the Alphalist Podcast (02:13) What we will discuss today (03:12) What is the Business Model behind Radically Open Security (05:03) The Impact of Radically Open Security's Charitable Contributions (05:43) Where many cyber firms fail us. (09:13) How a Social Enterprise Works (10:15) Giving away 90% of profits? The Bookkeeping and cashflow behind it (13:27) Melanie's Nerd Journey: From human genome to RFD (17:18) Going viral with her RFD Thesis: Is your cat infected with a computer virus? (26:25) The Current State of Cybersecurity and Attack Vectors (26:55) Cybersecurity Challenges at Large Companies (29:18) Cyber Challenges at Smaller Organisations (30:54) Challenges of keeping software up to date at even multinational companies (31:10) Internal Politics and Cyber Policies (31:43) What challenges are fun to PenTest (35:39) Making the best of suboptimal stacks like Wordpress (37:12) Don't forget to back up (39:44) Getting Started: Securing a small team (41:25) Best Practices for Password Policy (42:39) The Future of Cybersecurity: New Approaches and Standards (44:15) 2FA on same device? (45:13) The Importance of Understanding Your Company's Attack Surface (45:35) External vs Internal Cyber Teams (48:52) Finding the right cyber company

    Quotes:###

    You don't know how to defend your company until you understand how to attack your company’” - Melanie Rieback, CEO/Co-founder of Radically Open Security,alphalist CTO podcast #94

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    The codecentric Culture and Career Podcast is unique for a company podcast. It is just employees talking freely about their daily life - from IT consulting projects they are working to imposter syndrome. We support this because we think it's pretty cool that codecentric simply lets the colleagues talk about everything, no matter what it's about - project business, Imposter sydrome, further education or parental leave in the consulting business. For us it is definitely worth a recommendation. Listen in - the codecentric Culture and Career Podcast. Note - its in German. Just go to: www.link.alphalist.com/cc


    #93 - The Technical CTO + Readying for IPO feat. Allan Leinwand // CTO @ Webflow Jan 18, 2024
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    Leveraging Your Tech Knowledge as CTO: Staying Hands-On and Readying for IPO

    Embrace the technical side 🔧 of the CTO role with Allan Leinwand, CTO of Webflow 🖱️ who has combined technical know-how with great products on every layer of the OSI Model: from setting up HP’s first ethernet, CISCO’s early networks, building the world’s first CDN at Digital Island, and continuing up the stack to enterprise cloud ☁️ (ServiceNow), social gaming​​ 🎮 (zynga), communications 💬 (Slack), eCommerce 🛒 (Shopify) and now webdesign 🎨(Webflow).

    Listen to find out;

    • Why deep technical knowledge 🧠 allows better products
    • How a monolith can combine individual code ownership and great deploy times 🤔
    • How to attract 🧲 talent with a ‘boring’ stack (+ Innovation Lab 101)
    • How to embrace the role of a pre-IPO CTO 🧑‍🚀🚀
    • How to stay technical as a CTO 🧑‍💻
    • Why he ships small fixes from their #UX-Papercut chann Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY: WorkGenius and codecentric

    About Allan Leinwand:

    Allan Leinwand is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Webflow, where he leads the engineering team. He joined Webflow from Shopify, where he also served as CTO. Prior to that, Leinwand was SVP of Engineering at Slack and the CTO at ServiceNow, where he grew engineering from 100 to thousands and led the team through an IPO. Before ServiceNow, he was the Infrastructure CTO of Zynga, a Venture Partner at Panorama Capital, an Operating Partner at JP Morgan Partners, and spent 7 years at Cisco Systems (among many other roles). Allan is the author of two books ("Cisco Router Configuration" and "Network Management: A Practical Perspective"), an investor, a board member at Compass and a trustee at Harvey Mudd College. He is based in San Francisco.

    TIMESTAMPS (approx)

    (00:00) Intro (02:10) Creating A Frontend For Front-End Webdesigners At Webflow (04:31) Allan’s Nerd Journey (08:38) Allan's Experience In Venture Capital (09:16) Allan's Transition To Social Gaming (09:28) ServiceNow And Slack (09:43) Shopify And Webflow (11:04) How Technical Knowledge Creates Technical Excellence (12:41) 2 Types Of CTOs: Thought Leaders And Builders (13:34) Diverse Domains Need Diverse Stacks - Choosing New Challenges (16:22) Webflow's Tech Stack (19:25) Webflow's Secret Sauce (24:05) Staying Technical As A Builder CTO (25:58) The Importance Of Understanding Developer Workflow (26:25) The Role Of A CTO In Understanding And Improving The Tech Infrastructure (26:38) Solving Ux Paper Cuts: Why He Ships Small Changes (28:04) How To Stay Technical As CTO With Community And Coding (30:26) Why Webflow is Monolith (30:52) The Importance Of Code Ownership In A Monolith Structure (31:33) The Debate: Monolith Vs Microservices (31:59) Fast Deployment In A Monolith (Kubernetes And Docker) (33:10) The Role Of A CTO In Code Quality And Team Management (34:03) The CTO In A Pre-IPO Company (34:45) How To Make A Company IPO Ready As CTO (35:09) The Importance Of Aligning Engineering Needs With Business Needs (37:13) The Challenge Of Tech Debt And Its Impact On Innovation (40:36) Attracting Talent With Conservative Stack (43:19) The Role Of Innovation Labs In A Tech Company (46:40) The Importance Of Specialization In Engineering (48:09) Choosing The Right Company: The Role Of Passion And Leadership (51:46) The Importance Of Patience And Persistence In A Tech Career

    Quotes:###

    VC is not for everyone. It is hard to be that hands off when you're a technologist at heart

    ’” - Allan Leinwand, CTO of Webflow,alphalist CTO podcast #93

    Look for companies where you passionately believe in the product, you passionately believe you can bring something to it, and they're led by folks that really understand the market they're tracking and they really are passionate about it because those things combined are just an amazing place to” - Allan Leinwand, CTO of Webflow,alphalist CTO podcast

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    #92 - Manage yourself to better manage others feat. Johanna Rothman // The Pragmatic Manager Jan 04, 2024
    Show notes

    Self Management for CTOs and other Managers

    Want to become a better manager? Then manage yourself better!

    From managing the time you spend managing, and all the way to managing how you give your team new tasks…

    Let's get real with Johanna Rothman, whom they don’t call the Pragmatic Manager for nothing. You will love her straight-talking approach to management. After almost 40 years in management, she can boil down things to sharp principles that will make you either hand pump💯, shoot the link to your buddy🤣… or smile sheepishly🫣. Yip, she got you. (Don’t worry, we won’t judge. Patterns exist because everyone does them. Which is why we need people who have been around the block to call us out 📢on them). Listen to find out:

    • Why you need to manage yourself to better manage others
    • Micromanagement: A recipe for multitasking chaos🤯 and WIP overload.
    • Why Gantt Charts are bad👎. Use Flow Metrics and PERT instead.
    • Who actually needs to be in the C-Suite (HINT: Not 25 people 🤣)
    • + how things have changed since the 70s: from the CTO Role to Feedback loops.

    Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY: WorkGenius and codecentric

    About Johanna Rothman:

    Johanna Rothman, known as the “Pragmatic Manager,” offers frank advice for your thorny problems. She helps leaders and teams learn to see simple and reasonable options that might work. Those practical alternatives can help them be more effective with others at work. With those choices, they can choose what—and how—to adapt their product development. With her trademark practicality and humor, Johanna is the author of 19 books, hundreds of articles, and blog posts about many aspects of product development. Her most recent books are the Modern Management Made Easy series. Find her monthly newsletter and blogs at jrothman.com & createadaptablelife.com.

    TIMESTAMPS (approx) (00:00:00) Introduction to the Alphalist Podcast (00:02:05) Who is Johanna Rothman (00:02:46) Why she is still active at 68 (00:03:14) The Evolution of Product Development Since the 70s (00:03:36) Her Nerd Journey: RPG, Fortran, and Assembly (00:05:10) The Role of Women in the Tech Industry in the 70s (00:06:18) The Power of Tech Career (00:08:20) How the intro of PCs exacerbated the gender imbalance in STEM (00:09:37) How tech has evolved since the 70s (00:13:26) Joanna's Journey into Management and Coaching (00:15:04) How her first book was written unintentionally (00:17:40) The Importance of Self-Management (00:18:02) The Impact of Micromanagement on WIP (00:21:44) The Importance of Collaboration in Management (00:23:06) 7 Management Principles (00:23:25) Clarify your purpose (00:23:49) Develop Empathy with the People that Do The Work (00:24:20) Build a Safe Environment (00:24:35) Catch People Succeeding (00:26:04) How to micromanage less as a manager (particularly a middle manager) (00:29:32) As a manager - does that mean I am always context-switching?(00:30:12) Tracking your time as a manager (00:31:06) The Challenge of Managing a Project Portfolio (00:31:32) The Futility of Yearly Planning (00:31:45) Portfolio Management: Depth vs. Traffic Light Status (00:32:30) Why she never uses Gantt Charts. - only PERT charts (00:32:54) The Power of Rolling Wave Planning (00:33:18) Why Gantt Charts are useless (00:34:03) Flow Efficiency and Flow Metrics (00:34:11) How Cycle Time is Measured Wrong (00:34:57) What she measures (00:35:18) The Shift from Developer Productivity to Developer Experience (00:35:54) Getting Team Feedback on Delivery Dates (00:36:20) The Balance of Immediate and Future Planning (00:37:57) The Evolution of the CTO Role (00:41:25) A CTO needs to be business-minded. Otherwise, they can't have a C-Suite title (00:42:46) When do to do custom features? (00:43:59) The company with 25 C-Suite Execs whose title inflation held them back (00:51:03) The Power of Collaboration. (00:51:54) Reduce Feedback Loops (00:53:55) Collaborate with Peer Manager (00:54:30) Message to Younger Self: Be kinder (00:58:07) Her next book: Fake Agility - when you find yourself in waterfall

    Quotes:###

    When we reduce the pressure at the team level for more and more work, we have higher throughput and more results. ’” - Johanna Rothman,alphalist CTO podcast #92

    Managers, a Gantt chart is actually the worst possible chart for a manager to see. It's the most optimistic and it's always a lie, right? It's the first date you cannot prove you cannot finish this work by. So why would you look at a Gantt chart? ” - Johanna Rothman,alphalist CTO podcast #92

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    The codecentric Culture and Career Podcast is unique for a company podcast. It is just employees talking freely about their daily life - from IT consulting projects they are working to imposter syndrome. We support this because we think it's pretty cool that codecentric simply lets the colleagues talk about everything, no matter what it's about - project business, Imposter sydrome, further education or parental leave in the consulting business. For us it is definitely worth a recommendation. Listen in - the codecentric Culture and Career Podcast. Note - its in German. Just go to: www.link.alphalist.com/cc


    #91 - Autonomous Teams: Why, How and Who with Andy Walker // Former Senior Tech Leader @ Skyscanner + Google Dec 14, 2023
    Show notes

    Autonomy, Motivation and Purpose

    Empower your team with the right type of autonomy 🚀 as we define the balance in this CTO podcast with Andy Walker, who has years of experience leadings teams at Skyscanner and Google. After 30 years in tech, Andy finally has the time to share what his hard won insights about tech leadership. You will enjoy his nuanced approach to autonomous teams, team size and work-life balance.
    Listen to find out: Why the more senior you are, the less decisions you should make 🤔 How to give the right amount of autonomy by career stage 🧑‍💻 (and how to have the right conversations about it 💬) How to empower 🚀and support an autonomous team What is the ideal team size?🍕 (What happens beyond Dunbar’s Law?) What motivates your team? 🤗 (SPOILER: Autonomy, Mastery🌟, and Purpose ala Dan Pink)

    • why Daily Active Users is the Wrong Metric 🫣

    Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY: WorkGenius and codecentric

    About Andy Walker:

    Andy has over 30 years experience as a software engineer, leader and coach. A ten year veteran of Google where he worked on Maps, Search and Ads and previously at Netscape and Sony. Recently he’s been focused on how to create an environment for teams to do their best work and coaching leaders to enable this. He’s currently writing about the lessons he has learned about working with people and doing ad hoc coaching and the occasional conference talk.

    TIMESTAMPS (approx) (00:00) Introduction to the Alphalist Podcast (02:06) Introducing Guest: Andy Walker (02:38) Andy's Current Daily Life (03:27) What is Autonomy (04:37) The Balance of Autonomy (04:47) Autonomy in Parenting (06:28) The Importance of Autonomy in Companies (07:24) Communicate to Discover the Right Amount of Autonomy (08:15) Overview of Autonomy Across the Company (10:05) How to Align in Autonomous Teams (10:31) Progression of Autonomy from Junior to Senior (12:01) How to do Autonomy (12:51) Role of Leadership Skills in Autonomy (13:20) The Importance of Communication in Autonomy (14:01) Good Leaders Know How To Apply Leadership Best Practices (15:56) 3-Question Smell Test for Leaders (18:08) Why the best leaders make the least decisions (20:00) Who makes decisions in Multi-Disciplinary Teams (22:28) Bad Managers and Micromanagement (27:20) Effective Teams (30:26) What motivates people (inspired by Dan Pink) (31:03) How Autonomy Motivates (31:19) How Purpose Motivates (33:35) How Mastery Motivates (35:52) Ideal Size for Autonomous Teams (38:38) Ideal Team Size Varies (40:20) Work-Life Balance (41:16) Rapid Fire Questions (42:18) Biggest Mistake Leaders Make With Autonomy (42:32) Why Daily Active Users Could Be a Bad Metric (44:10) Best Prompt to Improve Work-Life Balance (48:00) Advice for New Leaders (48:18) Advice to Younger Self

    Quotes:###

    And when we're talking about autonomy within companies, you should understand that you're trying to give every person the most autonomy they can handle at a given point in time ….. And so what you're looking at saying is how much autonomy can you handle right now? And how do we put you in a situation where the bits where you don't have autonomy over what you're learning from so that your ability to tackle larger and more difficult things grows over time? And what tends to happen with autonomy as we don't have that conversation? So when somebody feels that they don't have appropriate decision-making power, they turn around and say, ‘You're not giving me autonomy ‘like it's necessarily a bad thing rather than the better conversation of ‘what level autonomy should you have at this point and how can we help you grow that level of autonomy’” - Andy Walker,alphalist CTO podcast #91

    One of my rules of thumb as to whether I'm functioning as a leader was,” How many decisions do I have to make?” And my goal is to never have to make a single decision. This is a futile goal, because that's never going to happen. But it makes me think about how do I push the decision to the lowest part of the hierarchy as possible, so that the people closest to the work are able to have agency over what they're doing. And this should be business as usual. And in fact, if you're working on something, and you're responsible for getting it done, you should have decision-making power over 99 percent of the things in front of you. The interesting case is the edge case for that 1 percent where what you're working on may be mutually exclusive to another team. ” - Andy Walker,alphalist CTO podcast #91

    About our sponsors

    WorkGenius

    Tired of sifting through countless resumes and struggling to find the right tech talent? Look no further! WorkGenius has just acquired Expertlead, known for its innovation in matching tech freelancers with top-tier companies and offering peer-to-peer live coding assessments. Now, they bring even more efficiency to your hiring process. Whether you're a startup or an established enterprise, WorkGenius is now here to turbocharge your hiring process. Say goodbye to the guesswork and endless interviews. WorkGenius matches your candidates experienced senior developers and puts them through tailored, enjoyable, and fair technical interviews. Your company will get the cream of the crop - the most sought-after talents in the industry- while saving your hardworking Tech and HR teams valuable time. Start your journey with WorkGenius - head over to https://link.alphalist.com/work connect with an expert, and find the perfect match for your engineering needs.

    codecentric

    The codecentric Culture and Career Podcast is unique for a company podcast. It is just employees talking freely about their daily life - from IT consulting projects they are working to imposter syndrome. We support this because we think it's pretty cool that codecentric simply lets the colleagues talk about everything, no matter what it's about - project business, Imposter sydrome, further education or parental leave in the consulting business. For us it is definitely worth a recommendation. Listen in - the codecentric Culture and Career Podcast. Note - its in German. Just go to: www.link.alphalist.com/cc


    #90 - Bob Moesta // Co-Architect of the "Jobs to Be Done" Theory Nov 30, 2023
    Show notes

    Product Discovery for Engineers (and CTOs)

    Invest your engineering resources better by truly understanding the core problem your product needs to solve with this CTO podcast featuring Bob Moesta, co-architect of the Jobs to be Done Theory, who has developed and launched over 3500 products.
    As an engineer-turned-product-guru, Bob’s explanation of Product Discovery will delight your nerd brain 🧠 (complete with references to set theory, push-pull forces, and the problem space) while being super practical 🔧about the challenges CTOs are dealing with (like scope creep and trade offs). Listen to find out:

    • Why “Build and They Will Come” is a Myth 🫣
    • SAM (Serviceable Addressable Market) vs. TAM
    • Why engineers should be involved in product discovery 🧐
    • Customer Interviews: Who to Ask and What to Ask
    • Hypothesis Building Research vs Hypothesis Proving Research
    • Why tradeoffs should be influenced by the opinions of those who already bought 🫠 (and not engineers who ran out of time)

    Listen here

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY: Pentalog, WorkGenius and Sipgate

    About Bob Moesta: BOB MOESTA is a teacher, builder, entrepreneur, and co-founder at The Re-Wired Group, a design firm in Detroit, Michigan. Bob has developed & launched over 3,500 products and sold everything from design services, software, and houses to consumer electronics, and investment services. He’s an adjunct lecturer at Kellogg School at Northwestern University and the author of Choosing College, Demand Side Sales 101, and Learning to Build.

    QUOTES: "Well, if you think about it, 70% of our life cycle costs are fixed in the first 10% of how we develop and set up a new platform. And yet we spend all the money usually on the backend. And we don't spend that time upfront thinking. And so the more we can spend that time upfront thinking about the right things in the boundaries and understanding kind of the limitations, we then will actually have a better understanding of what to build and what to know."

    ##Timestamps## (Approx) (00:00) Introduction (05:18) Who is Bob Moesta (07:09) Bob Moesta's Journey in Learning How to Build (08:23) Understanding the Customer's Perspective (08:55) 'Build it and They Will Come' Myth (09:20) Specific Problems People Have (09:54) Limits of Personas in Product Design (10:31) Understanding the Buying Process (11:10) Struggling Moment Insights (11:36) Interrogation Methods in Customer Understanding (13:12) Impulse Buying Discussion (13:31) Context and Outcome in Purchases (15:59) Trade-offs Customers Make (16:11) Espresso Machine Case Study (17:27) Forces in Purchase Decisions (21:19) Total Addressable Market's Role (21:48) Serviceable Addressable Market Importance (24:34) Hypothesis-Building Research (25:34) 4 Forces Helping Change (26:26) Speaking to Past Buyers (27:03) AIDA's Place in Sales (28:03) Jobs to be Done Building Blocks (29:14) Applying Jobs to be Done (29:46) Mormon Church Case Study (30:05) CrossFit as Religion's 'Competitor' (31:09) Getting Started with JTBD (31:16) Top Innovators' Skills (31:51) How People Buy (32:15) Questions for Recent Customers (32:44) Cross Functional Interviews (33:26) Understanding Requirements (33:45) Quantitative vs Qualitative Data (33:57) Choosing the Right Variables (34:44) Prototyping with Qualitative Data (35:12) Iterative Framework Application (36:26) Cross-Functional Collaboration (36:34) Interview Conductors (37:07) Aligning Language and Understanding (37:37) Engineer’s Blindspot (41:20) Innovation Process (42:30) Personas vs. Jobs (43:15) Bitchin' or Switching? Struggle and Workarounds (44:00) Progress Customers Try to Make (44:32) Identifying What Doesn't Matter (45:55) Observation Muscle (46:38) Time Machine (49:32) Advice to Younger Self

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    Your project deserves an exceptional team, and your teams deserve the best support! Pentalog is a software company part of Globant, global leader in digital transformation and AI. As a key partner in digital innovation for major international brands such as Google, Disney, Fifa, Adidas, Tripadvisor, Santander or Nissan, the company brings over 20 years of technology expertise into industry transformation and customer experience reinvention through 40 specialized studios, 52 production centers, and 29,000 carefully evaluated experts. Pentalog also invests heavily in continuous education for tech leaders by building tools such as the CTO assessment, decision-making matrices and maturity models, and various resources exploring a tech leader’s role and challenges. To learn more, visit the Resources for Tech Leaders page on the Pentalog website.

    Sipgate

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    From sales to customer support - having a good connection with your customers has never been easier.

    The NEW Sipgate App comes with AI-powered features, noise-canceling, and a seamless integration with other business tools like all major CRMs - Your sales team will love it.

    Their intuitive user interface makes business calling even more efficient and is available on any device or operating system. Great for hybrid teams.

    Plus, as a German company - they know all your GDPR needs.

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    As an alphalist CTO podcast listener, you get € 500 worth of free credits when you sign up at https://link.alphalist.com/sipgate and use the code: sipgatealpha in the form there.

    WorkGenius

    Tired of sifting through countless resumes and struggling to find the right tech talent? Look no further! WorkGenius has just acquired Expertlead, known for its innovation in matching tech freelancers with top-tier companies and offering peer-to-peer live coding assessments. Now, they bring even more efficiency to your hiring process. Whether you're a startup or an established enterprise, WorkGenius is now here to turbocharge your hiring process. Say goodbye to the guesswork and endless interviews. WorkGenius matches your candidates experienced senior developers and puts them through tailored, enjoyable, and fair technical interviews. Your company will get the cream of the crop - the most sought-after talents in the industry- while saving your hardworking Tech and HR teams valuable time. Start your journey with WorkGenius - head over to https://link.alphalist.com/work connect with an expert, and find the perfect match for your engineering needs.


    #89 - Melissa Perri // Author of "Escaping the Build Trap" and "Product Operations" Nov 16, 2023
    Show notes

    CTOs Guide to Product Strategy and ProductOps

    Craft the ideal product strategy in this CTO podcast episode with Melissa Perri, author of “Escaping the Build Trap” and “Product Operations”.Find out how to become truly product-led: from your strategy to your metrics to your tooling. Listen to find out:

    • How to balance qualitative 😍 and quantitative data 🧪 in product
    • Were the mass layoffs caused by overhiring? 🫠Is it a natural part of growth or can companies avoid over scaling?
    • What does the ideal product strategy 🎯look like?
    • What is ProductOps⚙️ and why you need it
    • + how to handle your fellow exec’s "greatest idea ever" (AKA Build Trap Alert)

    🚧 WARNING: LISTENING TO THIS PODCAST MIGHT CAUSE YOUR PRODUCT STRATEGY TO ACTUALLY BE SUPER FOCUSED AND USED. ONLY LISTEN IF YOU ARE NOT SCARED OF RESULTS.

    BROUGHT TO YOU BY: codecentric, Sipgate and WorkGenius.

    Quote:

    > I think product management is this careful combination of always balancing the qualitative with the quantitative. It's about synthesizing a ton of data and trying to figure out which direction do we go in.” - Melissa Perri,alphalist CTO podcast #89

    Timestamps (approx): (00:00) Intro (02:22) About Melissa (03:35) Melissa Perry's Education (06:13) Her First Exposure to Product Management (07:03) Her Stint as a Software Developer (08:25) How People-Centric Agile Transformed Their Team Culture (10:00) When Expectation Did Not Match Actual Usage Analytics (10:54) Lean Project Management (11:21) How Her Product Thought Leadership Took Off (12:36) Product Management: Balancing Qualitative and Quantitative Data (13:40) The Build Trap (15:09) How to Ground an Executive's AMAZING Idea into Product Management (20:50) How Organisational Structure Could Be a Blocker for Product Management (24:33) How to Get Out of the Build Trap (27:31) Overhiring? Role Consolidation (29:40) How to Avoid Overscaling / Overhiring (34:00) What is the Ideal Product Strategy (36:26) The Importance of Strategic Intent in Company Strategy (36:50) Examples of Top 3 Strategic Priorities (37:23) Aligning the Whole Company with Strategic Intent (38:04) Example of Adapting Products to Achieve a Strategic Intent (38:41) Product Strategy Prompts (39:19) How to Build a Product Strategy (39:51) How to Clarify Your Company Vision (40:11) Defining Strategic Intent (40:33) The Importance of Product in Strategic Decision Making (41:08) Being Realistic (42:08) Understanding Your Current Customers and Their Needs (42:22) Portfolio Strategy (43:03) The Role of Product and Tech in Achieving Company Goals (43:26) The Importance of Integrating Products for Customer Value (44:22) Creating Initiatives for Strategic Pushes (46:54) The Role of Product Operations in Product Management (47:50) The Importance of Data and Insights in Product Operations (50:19) Understanding Your Customers through Market Research (52:27) The Role of Process and Governance in Product Operations (53:53) Ideal Product Strategy Meetings (55:46) Getting Started with ProductOps - First Hires (58:30) How to Align Tech and Product Goals (01:01:36) Ask the Right Questions (01:04:10) One Roadmap includes Tech + Product (01:06:52) Be part of the team- both C-Suite and your own tech team

    About our sponsors

    codecentric

    The codecentric Culture and Career Podcast is unique for a company podcast. It is just employees talking freely about their daily life - from IT consulting projects they are working to imposter syndrome. We support this because we think it's pretty cool that codecentric simply lets the colleagues talk about everything, no matter what it's about - project business, Imposter sydrome, further education or parental leave in the consulting business. For us it is definitely worth a recommendation. Listen in - the codecentric Culture and Career Podcast. Note - its in German. Just go to: www.link.alphalist.com/cc

    --

    Sipgate

    Sipgate is a cloud-based all-in-one telephony solution that will satisfy your company's pretty much every use case.

    From sales to customer support - having a good connection with your customers has never been easier.

    The NEW Sipgate App comes with AI-powered features, noise-canceling, and a seamless integration with other business tools like all major CRMs - Your sales team will love it.

    Their intuitive user interface makes business calling even more efficient and is available on any device or operating system. Great for hybrid teams.

    Plus, as a German company - they know all your GDPR needs.

    Sounds good? Well, keep listening as it gets better:

    As an alphalist CTO podcast listener, you get € 500 worth of free credits when you sign up at https://link.alphalist.com/sipgate and use the code: sipgatealpha in the form there.

    WorkGenius

    Tired of sifting through countless resumes and struggling to find the right tech talent? Look no further! WorkGenius has just acquired Expertlead, known for its innovation in matching tech freelancers with top-tier companies and offering peer-to-peer live coding assessments. Now, they bring even more efficiency to your hiring process. Whether you're a startup or an established enterprise, WorkGenius is now here to turbocharge your hiring process. Say goodbye to the guesswork and endless interviews. WorkGenius matches your candidates experienced senior developers and puts them through tailored, enjoyable, and fair technical interviews. Your company will get the cream of the crop - the most sought-after talents in the industry- while saving your hardworking Tech and HR teams valuable time. Start your journey with WorkGenius - head over to https://link.alphalist.com/work connect with an expert, and find the perfect match for your engineering needs.


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