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Focusing on What Matters
Tim Kadlec draws attention to the fact that it’s critically important to broaden our perspective and not lose sight of the fundamentals that make or break the web for people around the globe.
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Architecting a Culture of Secure Software
Laura Bell talks about the challenges in the emerging space of security and how to work together to fix them.
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Engineering Engineering Culture with Memes
Bruce Johnson describes some real-world examples of memes that helped shape engineering team culture during his years at Google and play an epic role at FullStory today.
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Scaling Culture Change with Ally Skills
Valerie Aurora explains why allies should take action, describes some important ally skills, and recommends several concrete ways to embed ally skills in our engineering culture.
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Building Great Engineer Cultures from 0 to Scale
Marty Weiner looks at how companies evolve from very early stage startup growth to big companies and many of the management / cultural challenges faced at various inflection points in growth.
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How to Navigate the Sea of "No"
Jon Osborn and Brian Jimerson present how the Great American Insurance Group managed to build sponsors and champions, and transform software delivery through cloud native technologies and culture.
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Agile Adoption Stories from Highly Varied Organizational Cultures
Rowan Bunning introduces Frederic LaLoux’s consciousness model and presents the characteristics of its four stages.
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Crossing the CI/CD/DevOps Chasm
Miranda LeBlanc shares from experience implementing CI/CD pipelines in a 100-year-old insurance company.
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I Have ADD and So Can - Ooh, Shiny!
Heidi Waterhouse discusses the statistics and theory of neurodiversity, and how a team can avoid the mono-culture mentally, as well as working to diversify.
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Creating a Culture of Observability at Stripe
Cory Watson talks about people, their needs and how to make them awesome.
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Service-Oriented Development
Rafael Schloming talks about how the real goal of microservices is to break up a monolithic development workflow. He shows how to build software enabling to move fast and make things.
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Status and Power Improv
Todd Charron discusses power, its role in interacting with others, and how to adjust it depending on the group or individual one is interacting with.