Interview with Narendran, Mad Street Den on why people should speak at community events
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Claims concrete outcomes: the company builds a suite that powers e-commerce retailers and moves from monolith to services, reporting practical scaling lessons and backend experiments that worked well enough for production. Presents the hard benefit that public talks build a personal brand and hiring lead for both speaker and employer. Quantifies effort: a 40-minute talk can take roughly 40 hours of prep. Focus stays on what was built, how it scaled, and what actually changed.
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