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Product vs. Engineering
Product vs. Engineering
16 episodes
2 weeks ago
Product vs. Engineering examines the relationship between product and engineering teams in the tech industry, and we know that this relationship can sometimes be fraught with tension, but it doesn't have to be that way. Through expert interviews and real-world examples, we delve into common misalignments, the importance of shared goals, and tactics for successful collaboration that prove a strong product-engineering partnership is essential for delivering exceptional products.
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Product vs. Engineering examines the relationship between product and engineering teams in the tech industry, and we know that this relationship can sometimes be fraught with tension, but it doesn't have to be that way. Through expert interviews and real-world examples, we delve into common misalignments, the importance of shared goals, and tactics for successful collaboration that prove a strong product-engineering partnership is essential for delivering exceptional products.
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No Process is a Process
Product vs. Engineering
47 minutes 41 seconds
1 year ago
No Process is a Process

In this episode, we discuss the importance of processes in various organizations, emphasizing that some form of it exists even if a formal process isn't documented.

We touch on the balance between having too much or too little process and how it impacts the quality and reliability of work.

Chris highlights the value of repeatable processes for transparency and planning, while Katie shares experiences of dealing with chaos in organizations lacking predictable processes.

We also delve into the challenges of implementing processes in both small and large organizations, emphasizing the need for understanding and navigating the established gates or norms.

Join us as we explore the dynamics of processes in the world of work.


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Product vs. Engineering
Product vs. Engineering examines the relationship between product and engineering teams in the tech industry, and we know that this relationship can sometimes be fraught with tension, but it doesn't have to be that way. Through expert interviews and real-world examples, we delve into common misalignments, the importance of shared goals, and tactics for successful collaboration that prove a strong product-engineering partnership is essential for delivering exceptional products.