Early Uber Operational Decisions and Working at Incredible Health

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Join the Flank team as they talk internal tools and developer velocity

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Early Uber Operational Decisions and Working at Incredible Health - Max Wenneker

The Flank Podcast

40 minutes 58 seconds

2 years ago

Early Uber Operational Decisions and Working at Incredible Health - Max Wenneker

Welcome to OK Internal Tools, Okay; a podcast about software engineering and the human dynamics around it.

I am Angus. I'm one of your hosts and with me as always is my co-host Bryce Miles.

Our guest today is Max Wenneker.

If you ever wondered how Uber works, ask Max. He ran the Baltimore office, then ran operations for all of Latin America, and finally was in charge of Jump bikes in the US. He is now a Fractional COO and you can find him at maxwennekerconsulting.com.