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Fair Warning: We Don’t Hire A**Holes At HackerEarth.

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Having just come out of an interview, where someone said “ I want to be a part of HackerEarth because of your culture ”, I found myself thinking, how oft-used (to the point of becoming banal) yet indecipherable the word culture really is. Peter Drucker said that culture eats strategy for breakfast. Don’t Be An A **e.

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Building the business case and roadmap for transformation

Capgemini

In the digital era, CIOs of large enterprises face a fundamental dilemma: they must both perform – increase operational excellence, reduce costs, and make existing systems faster – and transform – move the company to digital business models, enhance the customer experience, enable always-on innovation, and become more agile. Assessment.

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Talking #BlackLinkedIn and DEI with Patricia Gatlin

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

Most societies don’t deal with the same racial and cultural constructs that America does. Also, read: 10-Step Diversity Hiring Handbook. For some companies, it was just performative because they never put any action behind it or they simply just put money into it and left black and brown people to solve an issue they didn’t create.

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Arriving at the new destination: the DevOps learning journey

Capgemini

Given the slowdown of the economy and its impacts on the business world, organizations must adapt quickly to unexpectedly turbulent waters. Even in remote work environments, DevOps organizations adapt self-organized teams that are enabled to make decisions and adapt quickly in choppy waters. But they are only components.

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Becoming a CTO

Puppies, Flowers, Rainbows and Kittens

If they have no experience leading an engineering team or organization, the early-stage CTO will be challenged to grow with the company. The midsize company CTO is responsible for leading the organization, corporate strategy, and making technical decisions. Their remit may include Corporate IT and Technical Support.

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Asking the Experts: Has the Definition of DevOps Changed?

CollabNet VersionOne

And, to some degree the cultural aspects of DevOps have taken a back seat to a focus on fast linear delivery. Initially the focus was heavy on automation, then culture became a focus and now we have different flavors of DevOps that all highlight a slightly different focus such as, DevSecOps or BizDevOps.

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How to Build a Successful Remote Software Development Team

InfoBest

For this reason, choosing someone who is culturally sensitive, open-minded and respectful of differences is a must. This minimizes the possible conflicts arising from cultural incongruities. . A company handbook is another idea that will put all the vital information at the fingertips of the new members without any hassle.