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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐈𝐥𝐥𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐨𝐟 𝐄𝐚𝐬𝐞: 𝐇𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚 𝐂𝐓𝐎 𝐌𝐚𝐝𝐞 𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 (Reader discretion - this post was created with more than a pinch of sarcasm and cynicism.) Are you ready to dive into the mystical realm of tech leadership? Buckle up, because #hiring a CTO is a piece of cake... or is it? Let's embark on this whimsical journey and explore the seemingly straightforward task of finding your tech guru. Step 1: Summoning the CTO Ah, the age-old ritual of summoning a CTO. Just sprinkle some coding jargon, draw a pentagram with USB cables, and voilà! Your very own CTO appears in a cloud of debugging smoke. Easy, right? Well, not quite. Turns out, they prefer Slack messages over pentagrams. Step 2: Identifying the CTO Spotting a wild CTO in the tech jungle is like finding a needle in a stack overflow. They're elusive creatures, camouflaging themselves with hoodies and laptop stickers. But fear not! Just look for the telltale signs: a faint glow of screen light emanating from their cave (aka home office) and the sound of furious keyboard tapping. Step 3: Luring the CTO Now that you've identified your target, it's time to lure them out of their coding sanctuary. Offerings of artisanal coffee and the promise of unlimited snacks usually do the trick. But beware: once you've lured them in, they might start discussing algorithms and scalability. Don't panic, just nod and smile. Step 4: Sealing the Deal Congratulations! You've successfully captured a CTO. Now, all that's left to do is seal the deal. Offer them equity, a fancy job title, and the freedom to build their tech empire. But remember, they're a rare breed, so be prepared to negotiate... and possibly sacrifice a few hours of sleep. In conclusion, hiring a #CTO may seem like a walk in the park, but beneath the surface lies a labyrinth of technical acumen and strategic thinking. So, next time you embark on this quest, tread carefully, armed with knowledge, patience, and maybe a few extra USB cables. Until next time people. I’m Warren Beazley, #TheCTORecruiter #techleadership #talent #recruitment #executivesearch
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Do you think grinding LeetCode is a waste of time? Did you work at a hedge fund or in big tech and find yourself wanting more? Do you dread the thought of spending your life building internal tools for ad tracking? If this resonates with you, we are hiring Thunder Compute's first employee. As a founding engineer: You will immediately impact customers and touch every part of our product. You will build a first-of-its-kind GPU virtualization technology. Your work could eventually touch every accelerator in the world. This isn’t the kind of job where you can coast. You will likely deal with the gnarliest bugs you have ever seen. It will not be a 9-5. That said, this may be the most interesting problem you ever work on, with the highest impact. I can promise you won’t get bored. If this scares you away, I understand. If it excites you, reach out. Your future self will thank you. #hiring #startup #YCombinator
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🚀🤷♂️ Ever tried finding the right engineering firm? It's like playing "Where's Waldo?" in a crowd of Waldo look-alikes from different industries. You start off confident, armed with Google and a list of countries renowned for their engineering prowess. "This will be easy," you think. Fast forward 3 months: you're knee-deep in jargon from a completely different field, teaching your health tech firm the ABCs of fintech. You thought you struck gold after a charming chat with a dev shop, whose sales pitch was so smooth, that it could sell sunscreen in a rainstorm! But then reality hits. The dream team? More like just a dream. They promised the moon (but the moon is booked solid with other projects) you're left holding a handful of space dust (recently hired, no culture fit, no domain experience). Outforce - The Global Team Connector navigates the cosmos of engineering firms, without getting lost in space. 🌌✨ #engineering #outforce #outsourcing
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Securing top-tier technical talent is crucial in driving innovation and growth in today's fast-paced technology landscape. But what truly attracts the best software engineers? The article link is in the comments below 👇 FinTech #Technology #FinTechrecruitment #Softwareengineer
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💡 Why MedTech startups need Software Engineers with a product mindset For Medical Device startups, success hinges on more than just technical skills. You need software engineers who understand the end goal—creating products that improve patient care and fit seamlessly into healthcare workflows. Here’s why a product mindset matters: 🔹 User-Centered Solutions: Engineers who think about doctors and patients build intuitive, practical software. 🔹 Compliance Savvy: Startups need engineers who can navigate FDA regulations and cybersecurity without sacrificing innovation. 🔹 Scalable Impact: Engineers with a product focus design for the future, ensuring your startup’s solutions grow with demand. Hiring the right talent means finding engineers who understand the mission—and can turn vision into reality. If this applies to you, and a start-up environment is more your style, I would love to hear from you! mking@barringtonjames.com 👩💻
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Zypsy is thrilled to unveil Design Capital: A design investment program for technical startups. Over the past 3 years, we have collaborated with 30+ founders. Many succeeded, some didn’t. But the metric we hold ourselves accountable for—our clients’ valuation growth—has been growing by over $1.2 billion. Our mission is to partner with exceptional founders and collaborate towards the next $1 billion in delta value through creative excellence. We are proud to announce our partnerships with five companies, each renowned for their exceptional expertise. - FORMLESS: Revenue-sharing smart contracts & network for creators - CrystalDB | Self-Managing Serverless PostgreSQL: Self-Managing Serverless PostgreSQL - Zylon by PrivateGPT: Privacy infrastructure for enterprise AI applications - Noxx: AI-powered hiring for remote engineers - Copilot Travel: Unified API suite for travel businesses Special thanks to all our partners on this journey. Visit our page to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gPTkpv9B
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🌟 Stay Connected with RightShift Technologies! 🌟 At RightShift Technologies, we’re not just building software—we’re building a community of innovators, leaders, and tech enthusiasts. To keep you in the loop and share our journey, we’re also active on Facebook. We’d love for you to join us! 🚀 Follow Us To: Get the latest updates on our projects and innovations Gain valuable insights into industry trends and best practices Learn about our company culture, team highlights, and more! Engage with a community of tech enthusiasts and professionals 📲 Find Us On Facebook: https://lnkd.in/dhAtfzCK 🔗 Click, Follow, and Engage! Follow us on Facebook to be part of the RightShift Technologies community. Let’s grow and innovate together! #StayConnected #FollowUs #TechCommunity #RightshiftTechnologies #SocialMedia #Innovation #DigitalTransformation #JoinTheConversation #TechUpdates #BehindTheScenes
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David Ellison called his vision of Paramount a “media and technology enterprise,” and he’s not alone among the legacy studios competitively vying for tech talent. Why it matters: Tech-first companies are already prominent in the entertainment industry (Amazon, Apple, Netflix), and if legacy studios want to compete with them, they have to, in some sense, become tech companies themselves. That means hiring tech workers, who studios must appeal to despite having more of a track record courting movie stars than courting computer-dwelling data and engineering talent. Talent relations: While a talented engineer can be a star in Silicon Valley, in Hollywood they’re treated as a mere cog in the machine. That could be in part because their metrics for success are hazy at best, whereas in Silicon Valley, their output speaks for itself. Plus, there is also the issue of compensation, which can be tough for legacy studios who can’t compete with the likes of Nvidia or Microsoft and the windfall that equity in a hot tech company can offer. The Hollywood pitch: Life in Tinseltown isn’t all bad, and recent tech layoffs means more reason for talent to cross over. The work-life balance of the sleeping-in-your-office ethos of Silicon Valley compares poorly with Hollywood’s more civilized vibe. With the work itself, tech talent can assume a wider range of responsibilities than in tech proper, where you can be stuck working on the same minute detail for years on end. Then of course, there’s the whole appeal of attending movie premieres and schmoozing with A-listers. For more . . . read the full story on The Ankler. This story is published in partnership with The Ankler a paid subscription publication about the entertainment industry.
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Like any industry, the more experience you have and the more people you know the easier it is to get a job, but just because you don’t know how to code or you’re not best friends with half of Silicon Valley, it doesn’t mean you can’t break into the tech industry. So, here's how to get into tech with no experience! #workintech #womenintech #TechCareer https://lnkd.in/eMk6k6Fb
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