The Management for Startups Podcast is a weekly show by Cedric Chin that covers the basics of management for startups, small teams, and organisations between 2-50 people. The goal is to produce a complete resource for new managers on the startup treadmill.
When you're moving to a new role — be it as an individual contributor to a manager, or a manager to another part of the organisation — your move is often fraught with uncertainty.
This week, we talk about a method for increasing the odds of your success: seek out the people who have failed in similar situations, and ask for their stories.
15 Apr 2020
#34 The Two Things You Need To Be A Good Manager
Why is it that certain people can't seem to get better at management? Why are there so many bad managers out there?
A year or so ago, I came across the first plausible explanation for this observation, from Ben Horowitz, a VC with Andreesen Horowitz.
We take a look at why this framework seems plausible, and how to use it when it comes to evaluating management skills — be it yours or others.
3 Apr 2020
#33 Taking Care Of Yourself Before Taking Care of Others
In our last episode, we talked about transitioning from a physical workplace to a remote work configuration.
This week's episode is about taking care of yourself before you take on the responsibility of taking care of others. This applies to managers who have to do one-on-ones, but it's also more generic. I keep thinking to the analogy of 'putting on your own oxygen masks' before you help the person next to you.
We cover things to do to help reduce the mental weight of this trying period.
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