E8: Julianna Lamb of Stytch on organization design
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Julianna Lamb cofounded Stytch to make implementing passwordless authentication super easy. She shares her expertise on picking the right authentication method, how she started a company during a pandemic, and her approach to organization design and people development in this episode of Business Logic.
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E7: Jaren Glover of Robinhood on code, capital, and culture
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Jaren Glover, early engineer at Robinhood, mentor at /dev/color, and student of business opines on strategies for engineering career advancement.
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E6: Michelle Bu of Stripe on rapidly scaling yourself
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Michelle Bu has learned a thing or two about building exceptional developer experiences, how to use product metrics, and building the team that builds the product. Lucky for all of us, she was generous with sharing her takes on these and more in this fun first episode of Season 2.
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E5: Oz Nova of Bradfield on pursuing engineering mastery
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Oz Nova, founder and instructor at the Bradfield School of Computer Science, explains how he teaches, how to create a safe learning environment, and why he's building the world's best online computer networking class.
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E4: Chetan Puttagunta of Benchmark on enabling mass creativity
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Chetan Puttagunta, General Partner at Benchmark Capital, identifies how the technology industry is rapidly changing and offers ways to respond.
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E3: Jeff Weinstein of Stripe on owning your career
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Jeff Weinstein, Product Lead for Payments Infrastructure at Stripe, offers learnings from his own career as guidance for yours.
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E2: Aline Lerner of interviewing.io on winning at interviewing
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Aline Lerner of interviewing.io gives tips on getting hired at any company and being a world-class interviewer once you get there.
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E1: Courtland Allen of Indie Hackers on working for yourself
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Courtland Allen of Indie Hackers gives practical advice for how to run an independent software business in this episode.
info_outlineHow do engineers ensure the best opportunities find them? Jaren Glover offers his perspective as an early engineer at Robinhood, mentor at /dev/color, and student of business. This discussion was wide-ranging: we appreciate the "pay it forward" culture that makes Silicon Valley unique, tradeoffs to event streaming architectures, and who should play Bond in the next 007 movie.
Episode resources
- Jaren's favorite new consumer apps: Stadium Live, Compound, Bighead, Realtime, and Cappucino.fm
- Rebekah Cox's Ambition and Higher Standards essays
- Searching "Kelsey Hightower" on YouTube returns magical technical content, in Jaren's words
- aphyr's notes on distributed systems
- The Remarable Story of Risk
- A Short History of Financial Euphoria
- The Defiant Ones on HBO
- The Black Godfather on Netflix