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Scaling Ideas for Impact | Jennifer Dulski

Peter Winick

Using technology to take ideas to scale. An interview with Jennifer Dulski about taking ideas to scale through publishing, social media, and technology. Thought leaders are often torn between scale and depth. Scale allows you to reach a large audience, while depth allows you to have massive impact.

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Revamping engineering manager onboarding at Asana

Asana

An engineering manager’s success impacts an entire team or group of teams, so setting them up for early success is a high-leverage investment. For most of Asana’s existence, “engineering manager (EM) onboarding” meant attending general engineering onboarding. Our mission & goals for onboarding.

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Grow your leadership impact as a Tech Lead or Engineering Manager

Asana

We’ve reached a new chapter in our R&D organization – hiring and onboarding more engineering leaders than ever before. As our organization has grown, it’s been crucial to provide a shared foundation across teams and ensure our best practices match the current scale of Asana. EM & TL Roles at Asana.

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The Formula For Successfully Scaling Your Company Culture

15Five

In less than a year, 15Five has rapidly scaled the company up from about 70 employees to over 200. In Episode 12 of the Best-Self Management Podcast, our Chief Culture Officer, Shane Metcalf and I talk about the ways in which we’ve successfully scaled our company culture while undergoing hyper-growth, and how your company can do the same.

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Company Rigor: The Discipline Of Growth

Chief Executive

Most founders did not grow up thinking about company operations, nor do they have the skills or the interest in becoming an effective operator. In order to achieve product-market fit, early-stage companies usually overinvest in their product and engineering functions and underinvest in other parts of the company.

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Culture in Marketing | Marcus Collins

Peter Winick

You know, I start that way because I feel like I’m a product of the city, went to go study engineering, realized I didn’t want to be an engineer, end up writing love songs for a living, much to my parent’s chagrin, when that was cool. Peter Winick As do most engineers. That’s an idea worth scaling.

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Puerto Rico: An Ideal Home For Reshoring

Chief Executive

But because the company’s manufacturing operations are located on U.S. jurisdiction, we offer the same level of operational security, of stability, all the frameworks and protections that you’d expect from the U.S., There is really no better place to reshore pharma, medical device and bioscience operations than here.”