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In a tech-driven economy, you could argue that developers rule the world. If so, you could argue that Github rules developers, 50 million of whom are on the platform.
3 million organizations too, from NASA's Mars Rover team to enterprises to ... yeah ... me.
In this episode of TechFirst, we chat with Jason Warner, the CTO of GitHub, as I interview him for Traction Conference. Things we cover:
- how he started working for IBM because he could "lift heavy things"
- 10X growth (of course)
- how sometimes, the most important stuff is what you do NOT build
- prioritization
- where to start as a non-technical founder?
- finding coworkers, cofounders, and employees
- managing teams
- working remotely
- setting goals
- achieving organizational alignment
- Jason's biggest fear as a leader
- getting unfiltered feedback
- and SO. MUCH. MORE!
By John Koetsier4.7
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In a tech-driven economy, you could argue that developers rule the world. If so, you could argue that Github rules developers, 50 million of whom are on the platform.
3 million organizations too, from NASA's Mars Rover team to enterprises to ... yeah ... me.
In this episode of TechFirst, we chat with Jason Warner, the CTO of GitHub, as I interview him for Traction Conference. Things we cover:
- how he started working for IBM because he could "lift heavy things"
- 10X growth (of course)
- how sometimes, the most important stuff is what you do NOT build
- prioritization
- where to start as a non-technical founder?
- finding coworkers, cofounders, and employees
- managing teams
- working remotely
- setting goals
- achieving organizational alignment
- Jason's biggest fear as a leader
- getting unfiltered feedback
- and SO. MUCH. MORE!

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