Prisma COO, Nitin Gupta, explains tech to my mom, operationalizing hackathons, the balance of commercializing open-source, planning, and a team psychologist

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Prisma COO, Nitin Gupta, explains tech to my mom, operationalizing hackathons, the balance of commercializing open-source, planning, and a team psychologist

from Between Two COO's with Michael Koenig · host Nitin Gupta, Michael Koenig

Unlock the secrets of remote team management and product explanation in our stimulating conversation with Nitin Gupta, the COO of Prisma. Nitin unveils how explaining technical products to non-technical people can be a challenge, but he makes it understandable, going as far as breaking down Prisma into simple terms for our mothers. Also, learn about Prisma University, a unique internal initiative to educate non-tech team members about their product's nuances. Beyond product explanation, we venture into the world of remote hackathons and the operational challenges within. Nitin highlights anticipating potential issues within a remote team and the significance of aligning all-hands meetings with the organization's structure. More so, we explore Prisma's unique take on transparency and collaboration as they open-source their processes. Finally, we delve into the less conventional aspects of managing a remote company. Nitin shares insights on why they hired a trained psychologist for HR and how it helps prevent employee burnout. He also unveils an interesting balance between commercializing open-source projects and maintaining a vibrant community through the 123 framework. Additionally, we discuss operational execution, aligning teams to KPIs, and Nitin’s unique approach to quarterly planning. This episode is a must-listen for tech enthusiasts and remote team managers looking for practical tips and fascinating insights. (0:00:13) - Explaining Prisma and Building Knowledge SharingNitin Gupta explains Prisma to his mother, Prisma University educates internally, and technical team members share knowledge. (0:11:13) - Remote Hackathon and Organizational Structure ManagementNitin Gupta discusses hackathon operationalization, remote team issues, all hands meetings, organization structure, and open sourcing processes. (0:18:40) - Psychologists and Open Source in Remote CompaniesNitin Gupta emphasizes HR with psychologist hire, uses 123 framework to balance open source project and community vibrancy. (0:35:30) - Operational Execution and Alignment of KPIsNitin Gupta discusses aligning teams to KPIs, concentrating on company-wide objectives, quarterly planning, and negotiating with a mobile handset manufacturer. Episode link: https://betweentwocoos.com/prisma-coo-nitin-guptaNitin Gupta: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gnitingMichael Koenig: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-koenig514/ 

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