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How engineers can make an impact outside the code editor

Intercom, Inc.

Product engineers are experts at identifying, understanding and solving problems. Yes, the code that you write and the systems that you build are major contributing factors to the success and growth of a business. Here are the five areas that we encourage product engineers to contribute to as they seek to maximize their impact.

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Rapid response: How we fixed our on call process to avoid engineer burnout

Intercom, Inc.

Uptime is influenced by many factors such as the software architecture and the quality of day to day operations. On call work like this can be a powerful customer orientated activity that connects engineers to the value customers get from your product. Our on call went from being spread across more than 30 engineers to just 6 or 7.

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Scaling a SaaS Startup to $1B+ ARR: Insights from UiPath’s CEO and Founder (Podcast +Video)

SaaStr

“The fastest company will always win,” says Daniel Dines, CEO and Founder of UiPath, one of the fastest-growing software companies in the world. Ten years ago, no one would have guessed Europe would generate the largest software IPO globally, yet UiPath has done it, and net retention is 144%.

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People leave managers, not companies – 4 ways to better support your team

Intercom, Inc.

I’ve led teams of engineers for almost a decade but when I look back at my own management career I regularly thought I was a “good manager”, at times even a great one. As a software engineer, no matter how senior you are, you always seek code reviews before deploying new code to production. .

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The Cadence: How to Turn Your SaaS Startup into an Army with David Sacks (Video + Transcript)

SaaStr

Rather than the CEO running around telling the engineers exactly what to build, you now have product managers. Salesforce is the most successful cloud software company, and so it’s worth I think learning from the things that they’ve done. So, what is the cadence? I’ve really learned this is a good thing to do.

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SaaStr Podcast #349 with Craft Ventures General Partner David Sacks: “How to Turn Your SaaS Startup into an Army”

SaaStr

Salesforce is the most successful cloud software company, and so it’s worth, I think, learning from the things that they’ve done. Then, the final thing I like to do as part of the finance calendar is make snap board meetings, because you want the board to review the information while it’s still fresh.

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What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Scaling from 2 to 200 Employees and 0 to 75,000 Customers with Storyblok CEO Dominik Angerer and VP of Operations Lydia Kothmeier (Video)

SaaStr

They also hired a VP of Partners who knew how to scale B2B software. In due time, this paid off and unlocked new phases for the company. Their growth at this stage depended on four factors: Inbound: implementing Search Engine Optimization (SEO). We listened to our employees.

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