In today's episode, Jan interviews John Harrison who's the Senior Director of Engineering at Lucid, which is the parent company of two cloud-based visual productivity solutions: Lucidchart and Lucidpress with $166.1M funding under its belt.

We're going to discuss how John started at Lucid, how he currently goes about organizing his 30 development teams, and why hiring  UX resources is a bigger bottleneck than hiring engineers for Lucid.

Visit www.cleevio.com if you're interested to build a digital product.

In today's episode, Jan interviews Ryan Gay who's the CTO of Decision Lens, which is a software that improves the speed and quality of prioritization and resource optimization for enterprise companies, governments, or federal agencies.

We're going to discuss how Ryan goes about outsourcing and working with distributed teams globally, why he chose a remote culture model and how they scaled up from 6 people to over 80 employees.

Visit www.cleevio.com if you're interested to build a digital product.

In today's episode, Jan interviews Daniel Mackey who's the founder and CTO of Teamwork.com, which is a collaboration software that includes work management, helpdesk, chat, sales CRM and content collaboration workspace.

We're going to discuss how Daniel bootstrapped a $30M ARR business as a small agency owner from Cork. You're also going to learn why Daniel spent 500K euros on a domain teamwork.com, how he organizes his 125 engineers across 5 offices globally and what is the future for Teamwork.com

In today's episode, Jan interviews AJ 'Dr Doom' Shewki who's the founder of a VR startup LIV.

We're going to discuss how is VR going to change the world after the coronavirus crisis, how can companies utilize VR for employee training and what's the future of VR.

LIV powers spectator experiences for Virtual Reality for the audience outside the headset and their proprietary technology puts real people inside digital worlds and broadcasts that experience to the world, in real-time.