32 episodes
Decisive Moments for Engineering Leaders Plato
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4.0, 6 Ratings
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If you're interested in becoming a better engineering manager, this is the podcast for you. You'll gain both inspiration and tactical advice from hearing how the world's best engineering leaders navigated their toughest days. "Decisive Moments" is an engineering leadership & management podcast by Plato, a mentorship platform that connects managers to a community of experienced engineering leaders (visit us at platohq.com). Each episode is hosted by Plato Mentor and Forbes Technology Council member, David Isaac Murray. If you feedback on how we can improve our podcast or have questions, please email mustafa@platohq.com.
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"Building high-performing, purpose-driven teams" with Collective Health's VP of Engineering
"Building high-performing, purpose-driven teams" with Collective Health's VP of Engineering, Stacie Lang-Frederick (co-hosted with Lohika)
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"Goal setting for engineering teams" with Asana's Head of Engineering, Prashant Pandey
"Goal setting for engineering teams" with Asana's Head of Engineering, Prashant Pandey
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Hiring Engineers in a Changing Economy
This episodes features engineering leaders from Brex, Upwork, & Flatiron Health! They'll share advice on building a strong hiring strategy while managing other priorities during these challenging times (co-hosted with Karat)
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Scaling Your Team's Impact by PagerDuty's VP of Engineering (co-presented with Lohika)
Get tips on how to scale your engineering teams impact in this Q&A chat with PagerDuty's VP of Engineering, Gautam Prabhu. Thanks to our friends at Lohika for hosting this with us!
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Managing High & Low Performers featuring Salesforce's VP of Engineering
Managing High & Low Performers featuring Salesforce's VP of Engineering, Chris Haag
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The Technical Path to Leadership with Keith Adams, Slack's Chief Architect
The Technical Path to Leadership with Keith Adams, Slack's Chief Architect
Customer Reviews
Very insightful
Plato is the best resource that exists for Engineering Leaders and Product Leaders. I love this podcast because speakers open themselves, are transparent, are no BS, and share their mistakes. Sharing mistakes is key for the learning curves.
