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Man Phil hasn't changed a bit in 20 years wow good to see it brother

I want one of those hats too!!! 19:28

thx

Great chat Kathy!!! Levels FTW!!!

Creating Space or Taking up Space what a great way to think about it.

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Love this. #ctosarepeopletoo

I would position cicd and staging/prod environments before iac but that does make me stop loving you and your content

1,3,5,8 because why wouldn’t we apply Fibonacci here too

CTOs are underrated parts of the company, very important people

We have main offices in Germany and nearshore in Romania. We have been very successful so far in building developer teams in Romania. The english level is great so communication is no issue at all and the pricing is also competitive. A bit mor expensive than Asia or Africa, but the cultural similarities are significant and an advantage, compared to Asia or Africa. So we find it ok to pay a couple of bucks more to have closer time zones and cultural similarity.

Holy crap! Waterfall!

Well said. This is very true

Thanks for this tip, I will try it for shore.

The exact problem with new electronic washers. The owner cant start the wash before the drum is filled. Cant shorten a cycle, cant really stop and end a cycle. The computer tells the customer how to wash.

Hard science right here boys, the indisputable natural law of the "cto quadrant."

Thank you for this!

That's not true on many cases. Ill always do better for my family than for any job.

And people are a lot more likely and willing to do that if they feel cared for appreciated and respected. All of which are easy to give if you arent a complete tool.

I make my coffee like I was in a chemistry lab. I measure my creamer and sugar with precision and my cup must be set with the handle precisely at 45 degrees to my left and exactly 7.11 inches from the edge of my workspace. This is one of very few things that I put such specific attention into. If you were to make an assessment based on my morning, it might appear that I am extremely detailed oriented and organized, or obsessive. In reality, that couldn't be further from the truth. I agree it is useful to observe how people do things but it is not an indicator of how they do everything.

I do that..n i always got yelled at at work because i took too long trying to profect something...even being a CNA, they hated that i took my time with the patients n would wash them real good n not just their face n butt, or when i clean i get every detail, or like i been making my daughters costumes the past few years n went way beyond what i should've lol, but they turned out bad ass!

Bull crap boomer

You are beyond. I look for people like you in a boss!

💯 percent on 🎯 FACT'S

I am that person. 😊 Thanks Mom and Dad for showing me the way to be. ❤

I was gonna say I was kinda skeptical of this until I kinda realized I learned how to use a computer as a kid back in the late 2000s in a not so dissimilar way, I had questions and I knew my parents used the computer and google to look stuff up and so I got on our home pc and figured it out myself.

I don't even know what a CTO is

What do you do as a CTO for the tools quadrant if you have already implemented the newest industry tools like ERP systems, etc?

That's the qualifier? Well sure, that's level 1....but assuming all 100 applicants are qualified, are you actually going to interview 100 candidates? Some jobs might have way more than 100 applications....have you got some who actually filtered those resumes down to like 5 candidates???

They are the blue collar workers of *today.

Man I love these. Subscribed to that newsletter. So many great one-liners. Keep up the great work 💪

Isn’t MS only retiring Visual Studio for Mac only? That’s not VSCode .. 🙄

So much fun with you Etienne! :-)

Cooles Intro 💫

Loved it again!

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Elon just got 30 million views and over 500,000 interactions on his most recent post. So desperate to win you lose.

I found really interesting the part where you talk about not being offended, which is something I can get better at :)

New faces - hello!

Love it!

Great conversation! Thank you❤ it would be great to get the links to the articles/tweets mentioned in the talk 😉

Lovely voice, Stephan :-) I really like the new format!

A pleasure again!

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Nice to see you here and together, Etienne & Kathy!

ChatGPT can certainly provide unique benefits for companies, even when traditional programming might suffice. For instance, it can accelerate content creation, streamline customer service interactions, and unveil valuable insights through data analysis. Embracing AI solutions like ChatGPT allows businesses to enhance efficiency and reduce expenses, regardless of whether traditional programming can also tackle the task. The notion that ChatGPT is only beneficial for tasks where traditional programming falls short is simply misguided. In fact, ChatGPT can excel in many everyday tasks associated with traditional programming, making it a versatile and valuable tool.

Thank you very much. I'm at the first step , building everything myself while on title is a CTO. But the CEO kept adding more requirements that unable us to reach MVP. Now I'm getting blamed for not making things fast enough, since I'm the head of dev. Is this a common thing? What's I feel kinda sad is that the team that I built now bypassing me directly to the CEO while they throw me under the bus. I've put my heart and soul in this company, and I just don't know how to resolve this situation. Should I replace employees that are doing mutiny? yet he's the talent of the frontend.

Nice one, a bit short...

Hello! Thank you for your content! It is great and helpful. In the video, you talk about stretch, but in your article you use scope. Which option do you think is more correct?

How about „Impact CTO“ ?? 7:39