Name: Nick Caldwell, VP of Engineering at Reddit by Inside Intercom in software
Duration: 39 min 57 s
Description: <p>When he first joined Reddit, VP of Engineering Nick Caldwell's mandate was to grow the team from 35 people to 100. But he had no managers. In this episode, Nick talks with Darragh Curran, VP of Engineering at Intercom, about the hallmarks of excellent engineering leadership and the importance of preserving culture and building trust as a new leader.</p>

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<p>When he first joined Reddit, VP of Engineering Nick Caldwell's mandate was to grow the team from 35 people to 100. But he had no managers. In this episode, Nick talks with Darragh Curran, VP of Engineering at Intercom, about the hallmarks of excellent engineering leadership and the importance of preserving culture and building trust as a new leader.</p>

Nick Caldwell, VP of Engineering at Reddit

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Nick Caldwell, VP of Engineering at Reddit

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