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The Critical ChannelA podcast about engineering leadership, culture, architecture, and other very easy problems. Author: criticalchannel.io
#critical, #incidents, #war-room, #sos. Every startup creates one at some point: a channel in which, whenever the fecal matter strikes the atmospheric propulsor, an attempt at coordination takes place. It's one of those ubiquitous inevitabilities of working in the tech scene today. Our very own Critical Channel, however, aims to highlight some different inevitabilities. From organisational culture in a high-growth situation, to personal mental health and work-life balance. From manipulating Conway's Law to evolve your out-of-control microservices architecture, to managing churn and offboarding. All hard problems, all anathema to an organisation if they crop up at the wrong time. But there's never been a #critical channel for this stuff. Well, not until now. Language: en-gb Genres: Business, Management, Technology Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 23: Blood Overflow
Monday, 9 January, 2023
The Problem: A dropout, a CS graduate, and an MBA walk into a bar... While this sounds like a setup for a supremely cringe joke, it gives us three different perspectives on a big question: are Computer Science degrees important for success in the tech industry? What about degrees in general? Can not having one - or having the wrong flavour of degree - limit your opportunities?
