Warning Signs: What to Look Out For When Working in the Tech Industry

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Beware the low-hanging fruit: On this week’s episode of Track Changes, Paul and Rich share some industry warning signs. We chat about why you should be wary of long research phases and of people who have total faith in the product funnel. We also share some tips on how you can tell if your deadline is slipping and chat about the importance of long term product thinking. In this week’s Hello Postlight segment we meet Stephen Koch, a lead engineer who joins us to talk about his transition from marine biologist to musician to computer engineer. Links: GraphQL Big Spaceship Agency Frog Design McKinsey Letter of Recommendation: Bug Fixes by Paul Ford Amazon Dropbox Sketch Adobe Athletic Brewing CompanySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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