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on Thursday April 04, 2024 @04:56PM (#39935712)
A great insider's view on how Slack does code reviews, focusing on The Reviewer // The Reviewee // The PR // The tools
Re:The 7Cs framework for Build vs. Buy decisions
on Friday March 15, 2024 @06:05PM (#39721190)
Another great in-depth article by Plato feature Sue Nallapeta from Trusted Health, sharing her framework for Build vs Buy decisions!
+ 6 real life stories of how she used the framework in past companies
Re:Gusto's "Pokemon approach" to evaluate Engineering performance
on Thursday March 07, 2024 @01:01PM (#39632305)
Check out Plato's latest article featuring Eddie Kim, Gusto's cofounder and Head of Technology sharing his simple and efficient framework they use for calibration and performance reviews.
Gusto's "Pokemon approach" to evaluate Engineering performance
Re:Landing board positions as a manager / director of engineering – it...
on Thursday February 22, 2024 @03:45PM (#39472948)
7th in-depth article from Plato.
This time Simi Gupta (sr DoE at Procore) shares with us how she landed board positions early in her career and how it propelled her growth.
3 main takeaways: 1 - Yes, you can do it! Board roles are not reserved to famous public company execs 2 - Start early in your career, building your network is key 3 - Leverage useful networks like Advisory Board, ExecThread, and NACD
Looking forward to your feedback
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Landing board positions as a manager / director of engineering – it's possible
Re:Free mentorship for 2k people from underrepresented communities
on Tuesday June 23, 2020 @01:30PM (#23617248)
Very important work!
So glad to be part of this initiative
Re:Don't bother creating a mobile app
on Thursday December 10, 2015 @11:55AM (#10711637)
The title was provocative on purpose. As said in the article we believe mobile is very relevant in a lot of cases.
We’re definitely not trying to prevent anyone from creating mobile apps, but after spending a year doing so (and sure, making many mistakes on the way), we’re just sharing our humble piece of advice and lessons learned.