My Career Journey, Part 1 Hello World! The following is transcribed from an April, 2017 speech I gave about my career journey and...

Today I had coffee with a mentee and he said something which brought an old buried memory back to the surface. He said, “If I want to be...

When I joined Reddit in late 2016, I was faced with a unique challenge: tripling the size of the engineering organization within a year....

Recently, I was interviewed by Business Insider and the reporter centered our discussion around my career arc and the types of projects...

I get asked a lot, “what’s the biggest challenge for leaders that need to rapidly grow a team?” You may think it’s hiring, strategy, org...

Thoughts on Building a Diverse Team at Reddit I love building teams. I think it’s an art form — bringing the right mix of people...

The day I learned what separates managers from leaders Way way back when I was a newly-minted engineering manager, I worked on an...

Giving back is a huge part of Reddit culture and one of my favorite parts of the job. A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of hosting...

Nordstrom’s unexpected gift to aspiring tech leaders Back in 2012 I took a class on organizational culture at the Berkeley Haas School of...

Great teams need great leaders. Here’s a guide on how to interview them. Intro Finding great managers is tough, particularly if you don’t...