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Management For Startups Podcast
Cedric Chin
Finding Failures Early
MAY 1, 202014 MIN
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Description
When you're moving to a new role — be it as an individual contributor to a manager, or a manager to another part of the organisation — your move is often fraught with uncertainty.
This week, we talk about a method for increasing the odds of your success: seek out the people who have failed in similar situations, and ask for their stories.

