I love the fact that you call out explicitly the idea of a Bet (known cost, expected return, likelihood of return).
This is a concept I've been working with since I read Thinking In Bets by Annie Duke!
It's definitely a generative concept that might help with the other side of the CTO role that you mention here, for example: product portfolio management.
How are you thinking the CTO should explicitly manage these Bets?
As I say: Bet is the technical term, it has a specific meaning and a math associated with it.
I love the fact that you call out explicitly the idea of a Bet (known cost, expected return, likelihood of return).
This is a concept I've been working with since I read Thinking In Bets by Annie Duke!
It's definitely a generative concept that might help with the other side of the CTO role that you mention here, for example: product portfolio management.
How are you thinking the CTO should explicitly manage these Bets?
As I say: Bet is the technical term, it has a specific meaning and a math associated with it.