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Ask Your Developer: How to Harness the Power of Software Developers and Win in the 21st Century Tapa dura – 12 Enero 2021
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Jeff Lawson, developer turned CEO of Twilio (one of Bloomberg Businessweek's Top 50 Companies to Watch in 2021), creates a new playbook for unleashing the full potential of software developers in any organization, showing how to help management utilize this coveted and valuable workforce to enable growth, solve a wide range of business problems, and drive digital transformation.
From banking and retail to insurance and finance, every industry is turning digital, and every company needs the best software to win the hearts and minds of customers. The landscape has shifted from the classic build vs. buy question, to one of build vs. die. Companies have to get this right to survive. But how do they make this transition?
Software developers are sought after, highly paid, and desperately needed to compete in the modern, digital economy. Yet most companies treat them like digital factory workers without really understanding how to unleash their full potential. Lawson argues that developers are the creative workforce who can solve major business problems and create hit products for customers—not just grind through rote tasks. From Google and Amazon, to one-person online software companies—companies that bring software developers in as partners are winning. Lawson shows how leaders who build industry changing software products consistently do three things well. First, they understand why software developers matter more than ever. Second, they understand developers and know how to motivate them. And third, they invest in their developers' success.
As a software developer and public company CEO, Lawson uses his unique position to bridge the language and tools executives use with the unique culture of high performing, creative software developers. Ask Your Developer is a toolkit to help business leaders, product managers, technical leaders, software developers, and executives achieve their common goal—building great digital products and experiences.
How to compete in the digital economy? In short: Ask Your Developer.
- Número de páginas304 páginas
- IdiomaInglés
- EditorialHarper Business
- Fecha de publicación12 Enero 2021
- Dimensiones6 x 1.01 x 9 pulgadas
- ISBN-100063018292
- ISBN-13978-0063018297
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"Jeff Lawson’s Ask Your Developer is the ultimate guide for creating a software developer culture that unlocks the passion, creativity, and empathy needed to build amazing products and succeed in the digital economy." — Marc Benioff, chair and CEO of Salesforce
“Jeff shows business leaders at every level how to unlock growth and innovation while empowering their talent. Crisp and easy to read.” — Padmasree Warrior, founder, CEO, and president of Fable Group Inc. and former CTO of Cisco
“Thank you, Jeff, for teaching both developers and business leaders how to speak the same language—this is going to smash so many misconceptions that get in the way of innovation.”
— Anil Dash, CEO of Glitch, entrepreneur, and writer
“Engineering is one of the most creative jobs in the world. Jeff’s Ask Your Developer philosophy is spot on—unleashing the creativity of developers is the key to innovation, no matter what industry you are in.” — Werner Vogels, CTO of Amazon
“I’ve been studying culture in companies for a long time, and I’ve talked to hundreds of CEOs. What Jeff and the team have done is one of the most complete and thoughtful approaches to culture I’ve come across yet. Ask Your Developer is a must-read for any leader who is looking for a playbook from one of the most intentional CEOs I’ve interviewed.” — Adam Bryant, coauthor of The CEO Test
Biografía del autor
Jeff Lawson is a co-founder and CEO at Twilio. He is a serial inventor with over 15 years of entrepreneurial and product experience. Prior to co-founding Twilio, Jeff was Founder & CTO of NineStar, Founding CTO of Stubhub.com and Founder, CEO & CTO of Versity. He was also one of the original product managers for Amazon Web Services.
At every business, Jeff identified the fundamental need for a platform for developers and companies to easily build communications-based business solutions.
Jeff grew up in the suburbs of Detroit, started his first company in middle school, and earned his BS in Computer Science & Film/Video from University of Michigan.
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- Editorial : Harper Business (12 Enero 2021)
- Idioma : Inglés
- Tapa dura : 304 páginas
- ISBN-10 : 0063018292
- ISBN-13 : 978-0063018297
- Dimensiones : 6 x 1.01 x 9 pulgadas
- Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº547,846 en Libros (Ver el Top 100 en Libros)
- nº425 en Empresas de Alta Tecnología (Libros)
- nº643 en Desarrollo de Software
- nº6,069 en Liderazgo Empresarial (Libros)
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Jeff Lawson is co-founder and CEO of Silicon Valley-based Twilio, one of the world’s fastest growing technology companies. A lifelong software developer, Jeff founded Twilio in 2008 with the belief that empowering developers was key to unlocking innovation within nearly every kind of business. Millions of software developers and hundreds of thousands of companies use Twilio’s platform to add communications to the websites and apps you use daily.
Jeff is a serial entrepreneur having been the founder of Versity.com and NineStar, and founding CTO of StubHub prior to Twilio, as well as one of the first product managers at Amazon Web Services.
He lives in San Francisco with his family and still makes time to hack on new software and hardware projects.
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Having graduated from M.I.T. and having run numerous tech ventures for VCs, my second half observation should have some meaning.
Nonetheless, the first half is worth the price of admission.
Highly suggest this book, and like the headline says, it's a must-read if you work in tech.
It will give you very practical recommendations of how to transform your IT department.
I’ve been online a few years longer than the author and my career has some parallels (multiple startups, stints at larger companies) and while I haven’t (yet) founded a billion dollar corporation my advice to company executives as a part time CTO/COO is nearly identical to much of this book. In fact I am likely to buy copies of this book for future clients.
So most definitely keep asking your developers - and strive to build organizations and structures to empower them and to connect all parts of your company to customers.
But, if you are the developer this book is writing about, just don't read it. This book isn't for you. You already know what's inside this book and reading it would feel like a "duh, why did I just spend this money" moment. However, appreciate the book for what it is, an attempt to make your life and your job easier.
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