“But writes about the place like he was some SVP or CTO” What do you mean? He shares true stories and is insightful. He never claims to have been an SVP or CTO

“But writes about the place like he was some SVP or CTO” What do you mean? He shares true stories and is insightful. He never claims to have been an SVP or CTO. As a CEO myself, I’d much rather read about how a company works from an engineer’s or eng manager’s perspective than from a senior leadership perspective. I think that’s part of why Gergely’s writing is so valuable. You get specific, well sourced stories about how things actually are inside a variety of companies—not just what the external perception is.