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Episode 29: Rewarding Effort and Unlocking the Signal within the Noise, with Pradeep Ittycheria In Part 1 of a two-part episode, we talk with Pradeep Ittycheria, the President of the company we both work for, and pick his brain about some articles he wrote on LinkedIn and lessons from his career and life. From the distinction between recognizing vs rewarding effort, to making sure your teams are fundamentally organized to deliver the most value, we talk through his thoughts on Value and Effort in engineering. And then we examine his career with some questions, like how exactly does he keep so much information about our massive organization in his head? The answer: parsing through the noise to find the important signals. https://lnkd.in/dZZtw4YR #engineering #productmanagement #podcast

In this week's episode we test our chops with a real powerhouse leader. Can we stump the formidable Pradeep Ittycheria, hitting him with our engineering and leadership questions. Highly unlikely, but Kevin Ulland and I give it our best shot. Listen and Learn from one of the top leaders out there! We also dig into one of Pradeep's LinkedIn articles, which discusses rewarding vs recognizing effort, how you can structure your organization to deliver the most value, and how he parses the signals out of the noise of managing a large organization. Take a listen: https://lnkd.in/dBtbnRqE #engineering #productmanagement #podcast

Episode 27: Pattern Matching – this one weird trick will make you better at your job This week is our longest episode yet as we try our best to explain one of the key skills we both think make us pretty good at our jobs (he said humbly): Pattern Matching. For anyone who needs to solve problems, it’s a core skillset that we highly recommend folks develop and work at improving. We talk through high-level concepts, specific examples, and discuss the types of roles where this is most beneficial. https://lnkd.in/gypT8_bV #engineering #productmanager #productmanagement #podcast

Pattern Matching - this is probably one of my favorite subjects, and a constant one that challenges me everyday. Our ability, or lack of, to recognize patterns is fascinating to me. Whether it's analyzing NASA and their failure to recognize the similarities between the Challenger and Colombia disaster, or your incessant need to optimize your commute from the office to the house. There's an immense amount of calculations that go into understanding, and then manipulating the mesh of information around you. We're not always able to decypher the information mesh, or even calculate the most economical version of those pattern. Sometimes we choose to ignore the predictability of the pattern altogether because we want to break something, we crave change. Regardless, it’s a core skillset that we highly recommend folks develop and enhance. It's practically a Jedi skillset we should all strive to enhance. We talk through high-level concepts, specific examples, and discuss the types of roles where this is most beneficial. https://lnkd.in/gDgzwJ4U #engineering #productmanager #productmanagement #podcast

Pattern Matching - this one weird trick will make you better at your job - no, seriously, it really will, regardless of what your role entails, getting better at noticing patterns and repeating scenarios will make you more effective! For anyone who needs to solve problems, it’s a core skillset that we highly recommend folks develop and work at improving. We talk through high-level concepts, specific examples, and discuss the types of roles where this is most beneficial. https://lnkd.in/gDgzwJ4U #engineering #productmanager #productmanagement #podcast

What mindset is reshaping how companies and investors forge paths to success beyond the balance sheets? Join Gregory LaBlanc and Stanford University Graduate School of Business professor and author Ilya Strebulaev as they unravel the intriguing facets of the venture mindset in their conversation. The full episode is available at buff.ly/3WCqk7s #venturefinance #innovation #unsiloed #podcast

Catch this episode where Gregory LaBlanc sits down with co-authors Scott Doorley and Carissa Carter, both from The Stanford d.school, to discuss the evolution and impact of design thinking, the pervasive nature of design in today's world, and the importance of being intentional with design choices. The full episode is available at buff.ly/3ZCjzUl #design #innovation #unsiloed #podcast

How to Grow a product? Our distinguished guest, Ghazanfar Idrees, Director of Product Division at Devsinc, shares the essential steps for product growth. He breaks down the details of growth into certain steps and shares the important elements to consider. Watch this exciting episode to understand the details of product development and growth. Full Episode: https://lnkd.in/du2Ard_e #productdevelopment #productgrowth #softwareengineer #product #growth #podcast #devsinc #outofsync

Here Part:2 is all about project's challenges and lessons . Watch till the end to see the best experiences 🙌 . #project #explore #trending #itinstitute #students #surat #itacademy #BCA #podcast #collage #rejoicetalentacademy

Read Here: https://lnkd.in/euPUd8d From IndustrialTalk, this is #7 in an 8 part series highlighting business characteristics from the perspective of the #soul. Easy quick read and thought provoking. Enjoy and please comments. #industrialmarketing #Industrialsales #podcasting #industrialbranding #industrialtalk #success