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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2023 · 53 MIN

How teams use productivity metrics at LinkedIn | Max Kanat-Alexander (LinkedIn, Google)

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Max Kanat-Alexander, the Tech Lead for the Developer Productivity and Insights Team at LinkedIn, shares an inside look at LinkedIn’s metrics platform and how teams across the organization use it. Discussion points: (1:31) Why Max shares how his team is measuring productivity(3:20) Why some teams use metrics and some don’t (6:03) The types of metrics Max’s team focuses on(12:59) The role of TPMs(17:05) How Max would measure productivity if he weren’t at LinkedIn(25:04) Surprises in how teams are using metrics at LinkedIn(31:27) The tooling required to enable metrics for teams to use(36:41) Qualitative versus quantitative metrics(40:39) Measuring code quality at Google (46:16) Whether a centralized team should own measurementMentions and links:Connect with Max on LinkedIn or TwitterRead the article, Measuring Developer Productivity and Happiness at LinkedInListen to the first interview with Max and his colleague Or Michael Berlowitz: Episode 23Abi’s blog post on the Three-Bucket Framework for Engineering Metrics

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