Getting early into new, emerging technologies is a double-edged sword – it means that you might strike gold, or you might specialize in technology that might become obsolete. Well, in the world of tech leaders, all knowledge is golden, and it can help leaders become drivers in their own niches, and provide real value to both companies and teams. This is the perfect way to describe the path that Richard Billington, CTO at Netcall, has been on, as he sat down for a chat with me to talk all things tech – from what Netcall does, all the way to his leadership style, how he’s developed, and what his experience as a CTO has taught him.

Key takeaways from the podcast are:
• Why sometimes suffering from imposter syndrome can have a positive outcome 
• How flexibility and open-mindedness can help you endure hardships 
• Why partnerships and relationships are crucial in growing quickly

Our Guest: Richard Billington 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardbillington/ 
Website: https://www.netcall.com/ 

Intro and background music: Craig MacArthur - Power Shutoff (www.youtube.com/watch?v=x74iB_jtauw)

Episode 122: Using Low-code for High Performance Richard Billington (CTO at Netcall)

Hosted by TC Gill, this podcast explores the dynamic world of technology leadership. Each episode explores the challenges, strategies, and stories that shape the lives of today’s CTOs and tech leaders.  

From navigating complex business issues to leading high-performing teams, CTO Confessions sheds light on the multifaceted role of technology executives, highlighting the critical decisions they make and the impact they have on organizations.  

Join us as we unpack the realities of tech leadership and share insights that rarely get the appreciation they deserve, all with a healthy dose of curiosity and candor. 

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