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Women in Tech – Female CxOs Share their Challenges in Tech Startups – with Melissa Kwan, Alice de Courcy, Maja Voje, Laura Erdem & others

Userpilot

I asked DALLE to ‘Give me an image of a tech CEO’. Then I tried regenerating the image to see on which try it would give me a tech CEO of a different gender (or colour). Check out this viral post by Andrew Gazdecki to learn more about what a ‘tech CEO’ is like US Census data from 2022 revealed that only 17% of tech CEOs are female.

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5 Business ‘Rules’ Worth Breaking

Business of Software Conference

Cohen starts his presentation by telling a story about how he started blogging in 2009. This is particularly true when it comes to how quickly things change in the tech industry. What this means is, if you’re Adobe, you don’t have a choice but to buy a code review tool from us. Besides, why am I doing demos all day long?

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Coda’s Shishir Mehrotra on rethinking docs from scratch

Intercom, Inc.

How do you name an all-in-one solution for a plethora of problems, which – until now – have required individual tools? Three major changes in the past decade have changed the tech landscape: the evolution and maturity of the web browser, the use of SaaS tools in the workplace, and the opening up of APIs to the broader public.

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Upsides to unshipping: The art of removing features and products

Mixpanel

“Joining an All Hands meeting to demo a new feature is always going to feel better than coming to the meeting as the grim reaper saying, ‘We killed this feature.’ Other names and phrases for unshipping: killing, reverting, deprecating, sunsetting, rolling back, removing, winding down, retiring, and obsolescence.

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Why Aren’t We Better at XP (or Almost Anything)? “Stop Making It Harder”

Johanna Rothman

Early in the video, Kent discusses the all-too-frequent sexism and racism I also see in tech. My First Review Revealed Pay Sexism. The design reviews were about the integrity of the product and the code. When to give into demands to demo (“I haven't tested!”) Lots of great insights. One of my big learnings?