<p>This episode we're discussing software product development with Sean McCullough, Head of Engineering for Atlassian Compass. Atlassian is the development behemoth behind other products such as Jira, Confluence, Trello and Bitbucket. Prior to that, Seanworked as an engineer at Facebook and also at Groupon</p>

This episode we're discussing software product development with Sean McCullough, Head of Engineering for Atlassian Compass. Atlassian is the development behemoth behind other products such as Jira, Confluence, Trello and Bitbucket. Prior to that, Seanworked as an engineer at Facebook and also at Groupon

Ep 40:  Sean McCullough, Head of Engineering for Atlassian’s Compass

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Ep 40: Sean McCullough, Head of Engineering for Atlassian’s Compass

Ep 40: Sean McCullough, Head of Engineering for Atlassian’s Compass