Are you tired of the AI hypecycle yet? Let's start a reliability engineering / platform engineering hypecycle instead ;-) Go upvote https://t.co/4PuBiu5ZiF today at product hunt so we get into the top spot https://t.co/i4xPZjiZOI
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0/ Most first time founders screw up their board by optimizing for the wrong things. Having built multiple of my own (and screwed up) and having sat on dozens more, here are a few things to keep in mind 👇
Many executives fail to understand why tech companies are bloated. They are bloated because everything is held together with duck tape and "task force" teams. And it's due to gross lack of funding when it comes to removing complexity and technical debt.
I am a product manager. The main point of my job is to talk to engineers about reliability. The nicest thing you can do for me is click that button :-)
Please. Please. Please.
Thrilled to see the excitement out there!
We would love to talk in person with every one of you about your reliability challenges, even if you don't intend to be an instant user. Use the "Book a Demo" button on the website and help us shape the product. https://t.co/dWGHmBTrHG
Today, I’m happy to be able to say @niallm & I are teaming up with @maggiepint, @josebiro, @NYCDubliner, @lauralifts, and @equalize to transform how production works and how people work on it. 2/3
A bunch of folks have been asking what I’ve been doing over the past while, with my various “secret projects”. Well, today I’m pleased to announce my largest one: CEO of Stanza Systems. And wait till you see who’s joining me…
Hi! We are Stanza and we're on a mission to help you make sense of production.
We’ve brought together some of the most experienced SREs and developers in industry to create an ML-enhanced platform bringing SRE wisdom to any engineer.
Want to know more? https://t.co/AKlqPtc2qg
Imagine if the the world's top reliability talent got together and built tools to help the rest of us do what they do. Great. Cool isn't it? Today's our lucky day. @maggiepint@niallm@BlakeBisset@josebiro @lauralifts @NYCDubliner have gone off to build it :)
The four directions you would be wise to build political capital as an engineering manager.
When I became a manager, I only focused on my team, and my immediate manager. Wish someone told me about the other parts.
Also why being a (middle) manager is tough.
Company building is an exercise in applied systems design. Occasionally, it's good to go with the flow and take an off the shelf idea. But those are rarely ideal. There are opportunities that fit your company better.
I think Flex Comp is a great example of this
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