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The author states that a CTO should ask questions rather then give orders. What kind of questions?
by aurelien_gasser 1y ago
The author states that a CTO should ask questions rather then give orders. What kind of questions?
- Terretta 1y agoOne could do worse than asking for major decisions to come with a (ultralight, readme like) platform/product enhancement proposal (PEP). Then, in a group, probing together for 12 factor app or AWS well architected type principles as well as something like BSA security principles, gets you a very long way. The framework doesn't matter, just something to cause a beat of design, ops, and threat modeling and "rugged manifesto" thinking. https://ruggedsoftware.org https://ruggedsoftware.org
- gansbrest 1y agoAll sorts of questions - "What's the best way to do X?", "How would it impact security?", "Why we need this?", "What happens if this fails?", "Remind me how this works?", "Am I thinking in the right direction?" Even more questions to the business / CEO ( Why this, why now ) "why", "how", "can we", "who can"? Just try to be humble in the world where nobody knows anything (including yourself)... :)
- aurelien_gasser 1y agoThanks!