सर्वश्रेष्ठ Leading Tech पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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#172 - The Quality Mindset with Holistic and Risk-Based Testing Strategies - Mark Winteringham 57:39

6d ago57:39

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“The quality is connected to the risk, and the risk is connected to the testing. If we don’t keep an eye on quality, our testing and development will drift, because we are no longer building the thing that people care about anymore." Mark Winteringham is a quality engineer and the author of “Testing Web APIs”. In this episode, discover how holistic…

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#171 - The Delicate Art of Bureaucracy and Adaptive Ethics - Mark Schwartz 59:33

13d ago59:33

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“Bureaucracy in itself is neither good nor bad. However, it often gets in the way and prevents important things you need to do. A good bureaucracy is lean, learning, and enabling." Mark Schwartz is an Enterprise Strategist at AWS and the author of multiple books from IT Revolution. In this episode, we discuss his two latest books on the topics of b…

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#170 - Essential Communication Patterns for Developers and Technical Leaders - Jacqui Read 59:11

27d ago59:11

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“Soft skills are always going to be those ladders for you to climb in your career, whereas your tech skills can turn into snakes, meaning you’ve got to start again with another skill." Jacqui Read, author of “Communication Patterns,” joins in this episode to discuss why strong communication skills are crucial for developers and technical leaders, o…

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#169 - User Experience Design: The Key to Creating a Sustainable Business Moat - Satyam Kantamneni 50:22

1M ago50:22

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“As technology has become more and more pervasive, experience has become more and more important. And if companies don’t think of the experience, then users don’t think of the company." Satyam Kantamneni is the CEO of UXReactor and the author of “User Experience Design”. In this episode, Satyam delves into the power of user experience design to dri…

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#168 - Serverless as a Game Changer - Joseph Emison 1:00:57

1M ago1:00:57

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“If you can outsource it and if it’s not something that makes you different, you should use a service, because you’ll always be asked to do more things than you can build that are differentiated to your organization.” Are you ever frustrated by your software development team getting bogged down doing undifferentiated tasks, leaving less time for in…

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#167 - Uncovering Blind Spots: How Great Leaders Unleash Great Performance - Marisa Murray 53:05

2M ago53:05

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“A blind spot is the gap between your intention and your impact. The more you can narrow the gap, the more you’re going to be able to be effective in your role and drive more performance." Marisa Murray is the CEO of Leaderley and the author of “Blind Spots”. In this episode, Marisa delves into blind spots and explains why leaders must uncover them…

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#166 - The Kanban Guide You Should Know About - Colleen Johnson 48:51

2M ago48:51

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“Kanban is a strategy for optimizing the flow of value to your customers by focusing on three main goals: efficiency, effectiveness, and predictability." Colleen Johnson is the CEO of ProKanban, and in this episode, we delve into the fundamentals of Kanban and how you can use it to optimize your workflow. We start by defining Kanban and exploring i…

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#165 - Learning to Program in the Era of Generative AI - Leo Porter & Daniel Zingaro 1:04:06

2M ago1:04:06

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“As software engineers, only a fraction of your time is spent coding. A lot of your time is spent thinking. And I’m not seeing LLMs taking that away from us anytime soon, at least, for now." Can AI help you learn to code? Will AI take your developer job? Join me discussing these topics with Leo Porter and Daniel Zingaro, the co-authors of “Learning…

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#164 - Lead Developer Career Guide - Shelley Benhoff 46:02

2M ago46:02

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“The number one result of a good lead is reduced technical debt. Seeing technical debt just melts away and then stops occurring in the future. If you are a good lead, your systems will be stable all the time.” Are you a developer ready to step up and lead? Join us as we explore the world of lead development with Shelley Benhoff, author of “Lead Dev…

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#163 - Becoming an Intentional Engineer and Tech Leader - Jeff Perry 51:46

3M ago51:46

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“The whole idea of being intentional is instead of being reactive or unintentional and just letting your life come to you, we have this opportunity to choose what we want to do and who we want to become." Are you tired of feeling uninspired and disengaged in your engineering career? If so, this episode is for you! Jeff Perry is back again for a sec…

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#162 - Scaling for Success: People Priorities for High-Growth Organizations - Andrew Bartlow 59:38

3M ago59:38

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“The People Playbook: First, be clear about your goals and communicate with massive clarity to your team what you’re trying to accomplish. Second, be brilliant at the basics." Andrew Bartlow is the co-founder of the People Leader Accelerator and the co-author of “Scaling for Success”. In this episode, Andrew discusses the common challenges faced by…

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#161 - The 7 Dimensions of Highly Creative Programmers - Wouter Groeneveld 52:43

3M ago52:43

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“Why are some software developers average and some others great? After a few years, I noticed that creativity is an important aspect of problem-solving and software development.” Wouter Groeneveld is a software engineer, computer science education researcher, and the author of “The Creative Programmer”. In this episode, Wouter dives deep into what …

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#160 - Deliver Better Results: How to Level Up Your Value Delivery System - Gil Broza 55:23

3M ago55:23

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“If we want to deliver better results, we need to change the system and our way of working." Gil Broza is an Agile leadership expert and the author of the latest book “Deliver Better Results”. In this episode, Gil discusses ways to level up our value delivery system to deliver better results. We first delve into the fundamental concept of systems t…

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#159 - Leveling Up Your Code Reviews from 'Good Enough' to Great - Adrienne Tacke 1:12:00

3M ago1:12:00

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“A lot of developers tie their self-worth to their code. Being able to let go of your ego and understanding the feedback is based on the code, and it has nothing to do with anything about me. It’s just the code.” Adrienne Tacke is a software engineer, keynote speaker, and the author of the upcoming book “Looks Good To Me”. In this episode, we discu…

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[Best of 2023] #115 - Senior Engineering Leadership & Scaling Engineering Teams - Manoj Awasthi 18:29

4M ago18:29

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“Every organization has a mission, a vision, and a set of values. As a leader, your number one task is to live those values and talk about them at every opportunity with your team to create alignment." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 115 with Manoj Awasthi, the CTO at JULO and previously the SVP of Engineering at Tokopedia. In this c…

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[Best of 2023] #139 - A Developer's Guide to Effective Software Testing - Mauricio Aniche 18:32

4M ago18:32

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“An effective developer is an effective software tester. As a developer, it’s your responsibility to make sure what you do works. And automated testing is such an easy and cheap way of doing it." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 139 with Mauricio Aniche, the author of “Effective Software Testing”. In this clip, Mauricio explained how …

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[Best of 2023] #134 - A Developer-Centric Approach to Measuring and Improving Productivity - Margaret-Anne Storey & Abi Noda 20:15

4M ago20:15

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“The three core dimensions of developer experience are feedback loops, cognitive load, and flow state." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 134 with Margaret-Anne (Peggy) Storey and Abi Noda, the coauthors of the ACM paper “DevEx: What Actually Drives Productivity”. In this clip, they shared their view on the well-known SPACE and DORA me…

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[Best of 2023] #112 - Developer Productivity and Experience - Abi Noda 18:21

4M ago18:21

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“Developer experience is an approach to thinking about engineering excellence and maximizing engineering performance by increasing the capacity and performance of the individuals and the team as a whole." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 112 with Abi Noda, the CEO & co-founder of DX. In this clip, Abi shared what developer experience …

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[Best of 2023] #125 - Patterns for API Design - Daniel Luebke 17:06

4M ago17:06

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“A good API doesn’t expose the internal data models or internal logic too much. And the more your clients are not under your control, the less you want to do that." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 125 with Daniel Luebke, a software architect and the co-author of “Patterns for API Design”. In this clip, we discussed some API design pa…

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#158 - Sustainable Engineering Lessons From Scaling Up Wise - Balazs Barna 49:05

4M ago49:05

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“A team has to be able to go fast if they have to. But they should always choose to go at a steady pace, most of the time. In the long run, what we emphasize is for each team to find their own space and pace." Balazs Barna is the Head of US Engineering at Wise. In this episode, we delved into his insights on building sustainable engineering from sc…

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[Best of 2023] #122 - Essential Things Every Software Engineer Should Know - Kevlin Henney 18:18

4M ago18:18

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“In a world that runs on software, when we develop and deploy software, we are part of a larger system where our failures are no longer about us, they are also about other people." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 122 with Kevlin Henney, a consultant, writer, and speaker on software development and has written and edited several popul…

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[Best of 2023] #120 - Software Architecture: From Fundamentals to the Hard Parts - Neal Ford 16:59

4M ago16:59

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“Everything in software architecture is a trade-off, and the why is more important than how." Today's clip is from Tech Lead Journal episode 120 with Neal Ford, a Director and software architect at ThoughtWorks. In this clip, we discussed the definition of software architecture and how it relates to software design. Neal then described the two impo…

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#157 - Platform Strategy: Innovation Through Harmonization - Gregor Hohpe 1:04:25

5M ago1:04:25

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“Platforms harmonize and standardize without restricting. By standardizing, they actually enable and allow people to do more things." Gregor Hohpe is back again for the second episode with his latest book “Platform Strategy”. In this episode, Gregor discussed in-depth about building platforms with a proper platform strategy. He began by describing …

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#156 - Making Work Visible: Exposing Time Theft to Optimize Work & Flow - Dominica DeGrandis 59:53

5M ago59:53

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“The five thieves of time are: too much work in progress, conflicting priorities, unplanned work, unknown dependencies, and neglected work." Dominica DeGrandis is the author of “Making Work Visible”. In this episode, we discussed how we can optimize our workflow and reclaim control of our work and time. Dominica unveiled the concept of the five thi…

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#155 - Build What Matters With Vision-Led Product Management - Ben Foster 1:02:40

6M ago1:02:40

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“Product driven means you understand what your customers’ problems are, but you don’t let yourself get held back by what your customers are saying. You’re not building your product for a customer that you’re already working with. You’re building a product for a customer that you haven’t yet met." Ben Foster is the co-founder of Prodify and the co-a…

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#154 - Scale a Fast and Resilient Company With Lean - Catherine Chabiron & Fabrice Bernhard 57:51

6M ago57:51

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“Lean is not about how we organize work, but how we think about it. It’s not a production system; it’s an education system." Catherine Chabiron is a Lean expert and the co-author of “Learning to Scale at Theodo Group”. In this episode, Catherine and Fabrice–the co-founder and CTO of Theodo–shared their lessons learned from implementing Lean at a fa…

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#153 - Architecture Modernization: Socio-Technical Alignment of Software, Strategy, and Structure - Nick Tune 1:03:12

6M ago1:03:12

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“Architecture touches on the software, the business, and the team organization. Modernization updates something that has some outdated thinking, e.g. technologies, ideas, business models." Nick Tune is a principal consultant and the author of “Architecture Modernization”. In this episode, we discussed how organizations can successfully go through a…

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#152 - Craft Your Code with Software Craftsmanship - Srihari Sridharan 1:06:54

7M ago1:06:54

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“We need to change our ways of working to give importance to the work quality that we deliver, ensure we keep raising our bar, and pass it on to the next generation of developers." Srihari Sridharan is a software architect and the author of “Craft Your Code”. In this episode, we discussed software craftsmanship and how to become better software eng…

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#151 - Build Your Model for Leadership and Leading Change - Marsha Acker 1:01:00

7M ago1:01:00

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“Leading change is high stakes, but we don’t spend a great deal of time focusing on conversation and creating space to engage in real conversation." Marsha Acker is the author of “Build Your Model for Leading Change” and the host of “Defining Moments of Leadership” podcast. In this episode, we discussed building our own model for leadership and lea…

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#150 - How to Think Like a CTO - Alan Williamson 1:05:25

7M ago1:05:25

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“A CTO gives the business the technology it needs to drive success by delivering a roadmap to grow and scale at a level and speed where technology never holds up their growth." Alan Williamson is the author of “Think Like a CTO”. In this episode, we discussed in-depth how to become a great CTO. Alan first described what a CTO role is, how the role …

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#149 - Dynamic Reteaming: The Art and Wisdom of Changing Teams - Heidi Helfand 1:01:06

8M ago1:01:06

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“A lot of the traditional wisdom said the best teams are the ones that stay stable or the same; you need long-lived stable teams. The fact is, team change is inevitable. So let’s get better at it." Heidi Helfand is the author of “Dynamic Reteaming”. In this episode, we discussed dynamic reteaming concept, or team changes in simple words. Heidi expl…

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#148 - Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) Essentials - Jan Molak & John Ferguson Smart 1:26:28

8M ago1:26:28

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“BDD is about helping you collaborate with the different parties involved in software delivery to understand what’s actually required of your system, why you need to deliver it, and then find the best possible way to automate your requirements." John Smart and Jan Molak are the co-authors of “BDD in Action: Second Edition”. In this episode, we disc…

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#147 - Collaborative Software Design: How to Facilitate Domain Modeling Decisions - Evelyn Van Kelle & Gien Verschatse 1:04:28

8M ago1:04:28

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“Collaborative modeling is getting the relevant people into a room to solve a problem or get on the same page about what it is you’re solving and getting some directions for that solution." Evelyn and Gien are the co-authors of “Collaborative Software Design: How to Facilitate Domain Modeling Decisions”. In this episode, we discussed collaborative …

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#146 - Wrong Fit, Right Fit: Why How We Work Matters More Than Ever - Andre Martin 52:15

8M ago52:15

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“Do not start a job search by looking for jobs. Start a job search by understanding at a deeper level who you are, what you value, how you like to work, and what are you solving for." Andre Martin is an organizational psychologist and the author of “Wrong Fit, Right Fit”. In this episode, he shared the importance of finding the right fit company fo…

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#145 - Becoming a Happy Engineer Through Lifestyle Engineering - Zachary White 58:06

9M ago58:06

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“Lifestyle engineering is about taking the idea we have within us to create a different reality in our own lives. It’s amazing what’s possible when you get in the driver’s seat and engineer your lifestyle." Zachary White is a career coach for engineering leadership and the host of the Happy Engineer Podcast. In this episode, Zach shared how enginee…

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#144 - Better Value Sooner Safer Happier - Jonathan Smart & Simon Rohrer 49:25

9M ago49:25

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“The goal is not Agile. The goal is not DevOps. The goal is not Cloud. The goal is value, time to value, safety, happiness, and quality." Jonathan Smart and Simon Rohrer are the co-authors of “Sooner Safer Happier”. In this episode, Jon and Simon shared how we can deliver better outcomes in a more humane way of working, by delivering better value s…

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#143 - How to Think Like a Software Engineering Manager - Akanksha Gupta 51:20

9M ago51:20

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“Think about delegation as more of a coaching mindset instead of the doer mentality. It’s not about looking at the immediate task at hand, it’s about teaching that to others." Akanksha Gupta is the author of “Think Like a Software Engineering Manager”. In this episode, Akanksha described the role of an engineering manager and the key traits of bein…

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#142 - The Power of Leadership Principles and Positive Leadership - Michael Foss 1:03:30

10M ago1:03:30

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“To build trust, you need to do the right thing, do the best you can, and show people you care. And when you do that, it builds commitment. Trust and commitment are how teams do best and win the most." Michael Foss is a leadership coach and the founder of CoachFoss LLC. In this episode, we discussed the power of leadership principles and positive l…

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#141 - Auditing with Agility: Stop Fearing Your Auditors - Clarissa Lucas 52:21

10M ago52:21

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“You should never do something just because the auditors want you to do it. They should be able to explain the risk and controls in accordance with your risk appetite and tolerance." Clarissa Lucas is an audit and risk management leader and the author of “Beyond Agile Auditing”. In this episode, Clarissa shared a novel approach to internal auditing…

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#140 - Tech Founding Lessons from an Incorrigible Entrepreneur - Jothy Rosenberg 59:39

10M ago59:39

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“It’s so important to start with a problem and make sure you understand it is a big market. Many tech founding teams end up building a technology that is still in search of a problem." Jothy Rosenberg is a serial entrepreneur who has founded 9 startups with exits of over $100 million. He is the author of an upcoming book “Think Like a Tech Founder:…

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#139 - A Developer's Guide to Effective Software Testing - Mauricio Aniche 55:01

10M ago55:01

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“An effective developer is an effective software tester. As a developer, it’s your responsibility to make sure what you do works. And automated testing is such an easy and cheap way of doing it." Mauricio Aniche is the author of “Effective Software Testing”. In this episode, Mauricio explained how to become a more effective software developer by us…

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#138 - Building Application Security Program - Derek Fisher 50:00

10M ago50:00

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“Building an application security program is about ensuring security is built into the software development lifecycle and how to respond to vulnerabilities." Derek Fisher is the author of “Application Security Program Handbook”. In this episode, Derek shared about building an application security program and how to implement it in our organization.…

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#137 - Lean DevOps: A Practical Guide to On-Demand Delivery - Robert Benefield 57:01

11M ago57:01

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“It’s not about the tools or processes. Most important is you understand the target outcomes for your customers and establish the right level of shared situational awareness across the teams." Robert Benefield is the author of “Lean DevOps: A Practical Guide to On Demand Service Delivery”. In this episode, Robert shared insights on how we can apply…

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#136 - Privacy Engineering: How to Build for Data Privacy - Nishant Bhajaria 1:04:05

11M ago1:04:05

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“Privacy is about handling data in a way that builds for both compliance and trust, maturity and transparency." Nishant Bhajaria is cybersecurity and data privacy executive and the author of “Data Privacy: A Runbook for Engineers”. In this episode, we discussed the importance of data privacy and privacy engineering. Nishant described his definition…

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#135 - Microservice Reflection & Scaling Complex Adaptive System - James Lewis 57:37

11M ago57:37

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“Spend some time looking at the system in which you work. Understand how the work is working. Understand how flow is for your organization. And then you can work to optimize that." James Lewis is a Director at ThoughtWorks and a pioneer of microservice architecture. In this episode, we went back memory lane to the time when James first coined and p…

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#134 - A Developer-Centric Approach to Measuring and Improving Productivity - Margaret-Anne Storey & Abi Noda 1:06:19

12M ago1:06:19

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“The three core dimensions of developer experience are feedback loops, cognitive load, and flow state." Margaret-Anne (Peggy) Storey and Abi Noda are the coauthors of the recently published ACM paper “DevEx: What Actually Drives Productivity”. In this episode, we discussed how we can better measure and improve developer productivity using a develop…

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#133 - Software Requirements Essentials - Karl Wiegers 1:01:32

12M ago1:01:32

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“The goal of requirements development is clear and effective communication. Thus, it has to be done in an incremental and iterative fashion." Karl Wiegers is the coauthor of “Software Requirements Essentials” and has previously appeared in our episode #103. In this episode, we discussed 6 essential practices for software requirements out of the 20 …

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#132 - Rock the Tech Stage With Public Speaking and Killer Demo - Oscar Santolalla 48:46

12M ago48:46

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“Speak about topics you are passionate about, because if you are passionate about something, you can easily find the story and the motivation that will lead you to success." Oscar Santolalla is the author of “Rock the Tech Stage” and the host of the “Time to Shine” podcast. In this episode, we discussed techniques on how to deliver a successful tec…

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#131 - Data Essentials in Software Architecture - Pramod Sadalage 1:00:09

1y ago1:00:09

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“The notion of transaction, consistency, and ACID compliance are many times tech imposed. It should be the business that makes the decision. We as technologists should not make that decision." Pramod Sadalage is a Director at ThoughtWorks and the co-author of the Jolt Award winning “Refactoring Databases”. In this episode, we discussed data essenti…

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#130 - Remote Work Insights & Leading Engineers as a Non-Engineer - Sarah Milstein 51:10

1y ago51:10

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“Understand the stage of your company and the kind of risks you face at that stage, make decisions that are appropriate, and remind other people about that all the time." Sarah Milstein is the VP of Engineering at Daily and has run remote teams for 25 years. In this episode, Sarah started by sharing some remote work insights we may not have heard b…

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