ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
You can't crack company culture with code. And so the 'WTF is Cloud Native?' team at Container Solutions brings you Hacking the Org–30 minute conversations with software leaders to share case studies of organisational structures and management techniques that don't suck. See what it takes to build company cultures that put the people first, and get practical steps to inspire you to hack your org.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
36 minutes
English
United Kingdom
13 episodes
since April 1, 2022
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~92.43% of listeners are from United States.
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US
92.43%
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SE
4.12%
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DK
2.75%
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RU
0.22%
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VN
0.22%
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CH
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Others
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Charles Humble talks to Honeycomb CTO and co-founder Charity Majors. They talk about her experience at Parse: re-writing Parse in Go, and her lessons from Parse's acquisition and shut-down by Facebook. They also discuss Scuba, why Charity went from CEO to CTO at Honeycomb, places where dashboards …
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Charles Humble talks to Jennifer Mace, aka as Macey. She gives us her definitions of "site reliability engineer" and "toil", discusses how google recruits SREs, explores how to manage risk and speed, and the pros and cons of having a centralised SRE function and why that model, vs. the "You build …
Charles Humble talks to Paula Kennedy about the rise of platforms. They discuss platform definitions; common anti-patterns and how to guard against them at both a team and organisational level; proving the value of a platform team to the business; setting up a platform team; lessons learned from Pi…
Charles Humble talks to Adrian Cockcroft, ex of AWS, Battery Ventures and Netflix. They discuss: memes in computing, serverless first, chaos and ideas around continuous resilience, strategy and Wardley Mapping, using large hardware such as AWS ultra clusters, and sustainable software.
Charles Humble talks to Apostolis Apostolidis (aka Toli) and Andy Norton from Cinch, arguably one of the UKs most successful start-ups. They discuss: how the company got started, how Team Topologies, the Spotify Model, and the Theory of Constraints influenced how the organisation was designed; buil…
In this episode Charles Humble talks to Silicon Valley Product Group partner Christian Idiodi about how he got started in product management, the Certified Scrum Product Owner and MBA pathologies, how product management is badly taught, the skills you need, and how to improve.
Charles Humble and Matt LeMay explore what the job of product manager entails, common A/B testing pitfalls, conducting user research, dealing with senior stakeholders, and managing prioritisation.
Charles Humble talks to Liz Saling, Director of Engineering at GitHub. They discuss the role of developer experience at GitHub, why the firm paused feature development for an entire quarter to focus on making developer experience improvements, service ownership, and handling feedback.
Charles Humble talks to Sarah Wells, Former Tech Director for Engineering Enablement at the Financial Times. They discuss the role of the tech director, explore what Developer Enablement (AKSA as Developer experience/DevEX and Developer Productivity) is, examples of DevEx tooling, running an intern…
Charles Humble talks to Zulily CTO and SVP of Technology Courtney Kissler about experience in driving technological transformations at Nike, Nordstrom, Starbucks and Zulily. They discuss Courtney's journey within DevOps and how her experience leading transformations at large enterprises including N…
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