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The best Frac CTO secrets are shared from: • Communities like: https://lnkd.in/e4EdSc34 • Mentors like: https://lnkd.in/eEGnX-Hc • Resources like: The CTO Playbook Curate your digital diet wisely.

Sometimes, it's our own doubts that hold us back. Think about it: when we're not acing our game, it's usually because we're buying into those sneaky limiting mind tricks. Overcome those, and you're on track to outsmart the competition and understand your customers like a boss. Ready for a strategy power-up? Slide into our DMs or smash that follow button! #StrategicGrowth #ProjectManagement #NewGenPro

Sometimes, it's our own doubts that hold us back. Think about it: when we're not acing our game, it's usually because we're buying into those sneaky limiting mind tricks. Overcome those, and you're on track to outsmart the competition and understand your customers like a boss. Ready for a strategy power-up? Slide into our DMs or smash that follow button! #StrategicGrowth #ProjectManagement #NewGenPro

Today, the competitiveness of organizations relies on their speed to innovate. As software development has become a cornerstone for innovation, the productivity of DevOps teams becomes critical to staying competitive in an ever-evolving market. Discover in our upcoming webinar, 'Building High Performance Teams', how to transform your team dynamics and boost their productivity to achieve success in an innovation-driven world. And here's an additional secret 😉! The webinar will be led by my colleague David Zamorano Jimenez. I'm not sure what impresses me more about David, his infinite knowledge or the passion with which he shares it? I've already signed up! Looking forward to seeing you there! https://lnkd.in/ePWcTbEm

As a technology leader, letting go of the code is easier said than done. 🧑💻 Sometimes, it takes a very intentional effort to take off that 'developer' hat in the workplace. For Sebastian, this included simply not setting up the local environment on his new computer. Unconventional? Yes. Effective? Also yes. Be sure to check out the rest of Sebastian's thoughts on today's new episode of Open Source CXO! 🎙️ #LetsTalkTech #LeadershipDevelopment #TechLeader

💡How to define value, productivity, and effectiveness in the fast-paced tech world? One thing is certain, it’s not as easy as it may seem. Listen to Paulo André sharing his insights on the topic during our #BetterTechLeadership talk 🎙️ #LeadershipInsights #TechLeadership #Productivity

🌶 🌶 🌶 I erred on the side of a radical answer while on the podcast. Here's why... Moving from coding to leading can be tough, especially when you love to code. It's easy to be tempted to jump back into the codebase. When senior managers step in to fix something that was given to the dev team, it can come off like you don’t trust them to handle it. Even if you mean well, it can feel like you’re doubting their skills. There’s a real art to stepping back and creating space for your organization to grow. When I stopped coding, it opened up opportunities for our developers to take on more responsibility and shine. In my org, we push out updates at least once a day, sometimes more, with tens of thousands of changes each week. My contributions would probably be riskier than those of anyone on the dev teams. But Cbass, how can I be in engineering management and keep my dev skills relevant? -> Build proof-of-concepts that never make it to production. Have side projects, take courses, learn OUTSIDE the codebase your customers rely on. Your job as a leader is to create an environment where your team can succeed. Set the challenges, trust them to handle it, and give them the freedom to solve problems creatively. They’ll appreciate the trust and grow from the experience. #engineeringleadership #management #software #founders #startup #kansascity #tech #advice #people #culture

Feeling like you're hitting a wall with your lead processing? 🤔 Don't sweat it! It's part of the game. What matters is how you bounce back and the strategies you employ. At Evolution Pad, we get it. We've been there, and we've helped countless clients power through. 💪 Ready to revamp your lead processing methodology? We've got the tools and expertise to help you convert those leads into gold. 🚀 Contact us today to get started! 📈 #LeadProcessing #SalesStrategies #BusinessGrowth

I really enjoyed this follow-up chat from #CTOCraftCon by amazing people Laura Tacho and Crystal Hirschorn 👏 . The key takeaways and shared wisdom: * Leverage commodity where exists - build vs. buy; try to be aware of sunken cost fallacy! * Avoid complete rebuilds - there are a lot of false promises out there 😉 https://lnkd.in/euTnE39g Working with different clients this comes across quite often and something I usually talk about as well. As engineers it's very easy to fall into one or more of those traps when thinking about our software or products and forget it's not always about the next shiny thing and what problem are we really solving! #engineering #leadership