These are the best podcast/talks I've seen/listen to recently:
- Hey CTO - S01E01 - with Hass Chapman (Hass Chapman) [Engineering Culture, Engineering Scalability, Technical leadership, leadership] [Duration: 0:42:00] Interesting interview with Hass Chapman, Head of Product & Engineering at Proto Energy
- Shared Mental Models Part 1 Shared Mental Models Part 2 (Jessica Kerr) [Engineering Culture, Inspirational, Mental models] [Duration: 0:33:00] (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) This was an excellent talk, full of insights that prompted reflection. In this talk Jessica looks at how the shared mental models created while mob programming work throughout the team even when they are not actively mobbing. She also explores the other practices she’s found complementary in creating a high functioning team and how looking at your contribution from a generative (helping other create) vs a productive (what I created, myself) frame can lead to a happier, better and more productive team.
- Scaling Personalization: DevOps at Stitch Fix (Randy Shoup) [Continuous Delivery, Devops, Engineering Culture, Technical leadership] [Duration: 0:32:00] This talk discusses the technology approach and modern development practices we have put in place to make this model succeed.
- Investing in Innovation: How Situational Awareness Can Put Your Business on the Map (Mike Lamb) [Wardley maps] [Duration: 0:06:00] Pill on the importance of situational awareness and wardley maps.
- Scaling from 5 to 250 engineers (Eiso Kant) [Engineering Culture, Engineering Scalability, Technical leadership] [Duration: 1:03:00] Talk on scaling your team from 5 to 250 engineers — lessons learned, mental models, metrics, and everything that is useful to know.
- The Dark Side of Events (Vladik Khononov) [Architecture patterns, Evolutionary Design, Software Design] [Duration: 0:44:00] In this talk, you will learn heuristics for identifying problems based on events and eliminating event-driven complexities.
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