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Very much depends on the company but here’s what I think helps, perhaps in this order... 1. Be really good at Powerpoint 2. Be really good at explaining techn
by rubyfan 9y ago
Very much depends on the company but here’s what I think helps, perhaps in this order...
1. Be really good at Powerpoint
2. Be really good at explaining technology to non-technical people
3. Conversely be really good at understanding the business domain you work in
4a. Spend 15 years either at a big four consultancy
4b. Spend 15 years at the company you intend to be CTO at and be good at corporate politics
5. Have a super technical wingman who is loyal (and doesn’t want the CTO job)