Building the world we want, one line of code at a time
summary
Axis scales from nobody to a global camera and IoT leader with 20 million smart devices in the world's 5,000 biggest cities, active sales in 179 countries and one in four North American security cameras being Axis. The company deliberately walks away from deals worth tens of millions to keep ethics, runs 700 new resellers per month with >50% of sales started online, practices abdication of solutions to junior engineers, publishes open source, plans to fail as a learning tool, and treats trust and transparency as the product.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:37Generation gap
- 7:24How
- 11:12Trust
- 11:45How to build trust
- 13:00Managing growth
- 13:17Core values
- 18:53abdicate power
- 20:46a problem is persistent
- 23:13you should always prove your point
- 23:31well stated as a problem have solved
- 23:56politicians have a thing
- 24:20Mastering communication
- 24:32Everyone communicates
- 25:13Barriers
- 25:36Xformation
- 27:00Im dying here
- 27:31Working in a modern organization
- 29:31Culture vs strategy
- 30:32Delivering not perfect
- 34:05Work the trust
- 34:29Walk with what you do
- 35:15Star Trek logic
- 35:41Maya Angelou
- 36:13Audrey Hepburn
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