My guest for this episode is Tague Griffith. He is a seasoned engineer who has been building products and leading teams across a number of the tech industryâs best-known companies, including Google, Apple, Amazon, as well as some lesser-known startups. Most of his career has focused on new product development. Heâs also dipped into research and advisory work, including helping develop Stanfordâs wastewater pathogen monitoring project and consulting on 1 -> 2 growth for engineering teams.
Tague and I worked together at Apple back when the company was struggling and kind of unpopular. At that time, we were the underdogs. Most of us didnât join Apple for the money. We joined because we loved the company and its products, and felt that we were a bit different as well.
He has strong opinions and some cool stories, so I know youâll enjoy this episode!
We talk about
What the tech industry and Silicon Valley were like in the early â90s
Tagueâs career since Apple (Netscape, Google, Amazon, Flickr, etc.)
The project he is most proud of after decades of working in tech
The double-edged sword of technologyâs evolution
Modern product development challenges
The current state of the industry
Cultural shifts in Silicon Valley
Why we should still have hope
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