Here is part-2 of my reflections and insights gained through the incredible journey of starting, building, and launching Amazon Q Developer. Reflections and insights from my 3yr journey (part 1). I was planning to talk about “team” but before that, have one more. 6/ Think bigger and question status quo on behalf of the customer. […]
Category: leadership
Reflections and insights from my 3yr journey (part 1)
My journey with Amazon Q Developer began precisely 3yrs ago when Mukul recommended that I speak with Ganesh and Sandeep about a confidential AI-based service for developers. Entirely uncertain about its implications, I joined the team on August 2nd, 2021, with 3 developers, and 9 more set to join a week later. As they say, the rest is history. This has been an […]
trillion-dollar coach – by Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg, Alan Eagle
Book about Bill Campbell – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Campbell_(business_executive) there are many good books on leadership and management and remembering an entire book is not possible. for each book I read, I make notes (cheat sheet) and catalog them here. not an editorial / opinion piece, but bullet point list of what’s in the book. 2nd post in […]
radical candor – by Kim Scott
book written from a manager POV there are many good books on leadership and management and remembering an entire book is not possible. for each book I read, I make notes (cheat sheet) and catalog them here. not an editorial / opinion piece, but bullet point list of what’s in the book
2yrs after joining Amazon…
I joined Amazon in 2017 for two reasons — (1) To work on new business and technology (that I never worked on in the last 16years of my career) and (2) be a part of the Amazon family given how Amazon’ified my life has become — I use Prime, Prime Now, Subscribe & Save, Credit card, Video, IMDB, Drive, […]
