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Bryan Wise didn't start in IT. He started selling bicycles. After self-studying for his MCSEs in three months and bluffing his way into his first technical role, he's spent 30 years building through the ranks at companies like DocuSign, Snowflake, GitLab, and now 6sense as CIO. This episode covers …
The director-to-VP jump breaks most technology leaders. Rusty Atkinson saw it coming. After realizing he was an above-average engineer but never the head geek in the room, he made a calculated bet: leadership ability would take him further than technical depth. Twenty years later, as VP of Technolo…
Guillermo Porcaro took a deliberate step down to join Medallia as the IT guy for the Argentina office, even after having already built and managed teams. He saw something in the culture worth betting on, and that read paid off. He's now Vice President, IT Operations and Engineering at Medallia, hav…
Stacey Moore's path to Sr. VP of IT ran through Big Six audit, an MBA, seven years of management consulting, and five consecutive high-growth startups. That's not a typical IT career trajectory, and it shows in how she leads. Most IT leaders learn business acumen on the job, usually after they've a…
Most enterprise AI rollouts start with a pilot team, a controlled use case, and a measurement framework. Chily Fachler, CIO at AppsFlyer, started by giving all 1,300 employees AI tools and telling them to build whatever they wanted, with no required use cases and no productivity tracking. He calls …
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