Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Lessons In Leadership (2025)

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The Right Amount of Process: Finding the Balance Between Chaos and Bureaucracy 44:38

10d ago44:38

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In this episode of It Depends: Lessons in Technology Leadership, Kevin Goldsmith tackles one of the most contentious topics in growing companies: process. Drawing on decades of leadership experience from IBM and Microsoft to Spotify and Adobe, he explores why process is neither inherently good nor bad; it's a tool that must fit the problem you're s…

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Ep 243: What 2025 Taught Us About Real Leadership with Darlene Nipper 48:45

10d ago48:45

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2025 felt like a year when everything became more and harder. More crises. More fear. More civic strain. More communities under pressure. And yet – more leadership, too.In this episode, Glennda connects with Darlene Nipper, President of the Rockwood Leadership Institute, for a grounded look at what leadership truly looked like in 2025.Darlene share…

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Technical Debt Isn't the Enemy: A Strategic Framework for Engineering Leaders 41:15

24d ago41:15

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In this episode, Kevin tackles one of the most misunderstood topics in software development: technical debt. Drawing on his experience at Microsoft, Spotify, and early-stage startups, he challenges the common assumption that all technical debt is bad, explaining why healthy teams intentionally take on debt as part of shipping software effectively. …

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Ep 242: Think Like a Nonprofit: A Smarter Way to Do Business 34:27

25d ago34:27

34:27

Nonprofits aren’t “less than” – they’re labs for modern leadership. I’ll share 8 nonprofit lessons corporate leaders need now.Autor: Joan Garry

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Owning The Future Of Ortho Ancillaries with Gerald R. Williams, Jr., MD 41:00

1M ago41:00

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Want to know why some orthopaedic practices deliver faster care at lower cost with happier patients? Doug Lundy, MD, MBA, FAOA sits down with Dr. Gerry Williams to map the strategy behind ancillary ownership—and why control, not just margin, is the quiet superpower of modern MSK care. The heart of the episode is surgical workflow. When surgeons lea…

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Demystifying Board Meetings: A CTO's Perspective 50:52

1M ago50:52

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In this episode, Kevin breaks down what really happens inside a company board meeting: why they exist, what gets discussed, and why they carry so much weight for an executive team. Drawing from a decade of attending and presenting in boardrooms across startups and later-stage companies, he explains the board’s role as the company’s oversight body a…

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Ep: 241: Nonprofit Budgets Done Right: Goals Drive and Numbers Follow 31:05

1M ago31:05

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Your budget isn’t just rows on a spreadsheet–it tells a story. I’ll explain how a goals-first budgeting process reduces friction, fuels creativity, and helps everyone in your organization pull in the same direction.Autor: Joan Garry

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How A 44-Physician Practice Stays Independent In A Hospital-Dominated Market 36:46

2M ago36:46

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Want a real look at how independent orthopaedic groups thrive while hospitals buy up urgent cares, primary care, and the referral rails? Dr. Doug Lundy, AOA host, sits down with Dr. Kimmerly, president at Peachtree Orthopedics in Atlanta, to unpack how a 44-physician practice stays nimble, patient-centered, and profitable in a market dominated by l…

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Crafting a Technical Strategy 29:39

2M ago29:39

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In this episode of It Depends: Lessons in Technology Leadership, Kevin Goldsmith breaks down what it really means to craft a technical strategy that aligns your engineering organization with business goals. Drawing on decades of experience as a technology leader and CTO, he explains why simply having a plan in your head isn’t enough: a strategy mus…

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Ep 240: NEIGHBORS FIRST: HOW TO FIND COMMON GROUND with Garrett Cathcart 46:27

2M ago46:27

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We say we “know” our neighbors, but do we really talk to them? Army vet and civic entrepreneur Garrett Cathcart joins Joan to share a hopeful, doable model for bringing people together across differences. If you’ve been craving belonging (and a practical path forward), this episode will give you tools and hope.…

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Building a Future-Ready Orthopaedics System: Leadership, Integration, and Value 36:08

2M ago36:08

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What if a health system could be massive and still feel local to every patient it serves? We sit down with Dr. MaCalus Hogan, chair of orthopedic surgery at UPMC, to unpack how a hybrid model—academic, community-employed, and private partners—can deliver scale without sameness. Dr. Hogan shares the leadership habits that shaped his path (mentorship…

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Making Technology Choices That Last 42:19

2M ago42:19

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Avoiding shiny object syndrome, encouraging curiosity, and building a system for smart adoption Every few years, a new wave of technology arrives promising to change everything. Right now, it’s generative AI, but it wasn’t long ago that we were saying the same thing about mobile, cloud, or Web3. In this episode, Kevin Goldsmith reflects on how lead…

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Ep: 239 ADHD at Work: A Guide for Nonprofit Leaders and Teams 50:40

2M ago50:40

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Erica Fortescue joins Glennda to debunk the myth that ADHD is a flaw at work. With simple, brain-based tools and strategies nonprofit leaders can turn friction into flow and build high-functioning, neuroinclusive teams.Autor: Glennda Testone

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What Changes When Your Job Becomes Building Others 36:17

2M ago36:17

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A new chair’s first year can feel like drinking from a fire hose—until the patterns emerge. Dr. Doug Lundy speaks with Dr. Jennifer Wolf, Chair of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Chicago, to unpack what truly shifts when your role becomes building others: the politics you don’t see until you’re in the seat, the …

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Resilience Isn’t a Buzzword: It’s How Orthopaedics Survives 41:11

3M ago41:11

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The future of orthopaedic practice won’t be won by the highest offer or the loudest brand—it’ll be won by groups that can bend without breaking. Dr. Doug Lundy sits down with Dr. Alex Vaccaro of Rothman to unpack how a true megagroup navigates shrinking CMS rates, anesthesia shortages, hiring wars, and private equity.…

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The Hidden Architecture of Engineering: Practical Lessons in Organizational Design 47:01

3M ago47:01

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In this episode, Kevin digs into the often-ignored side of engineering leadership: organizational design. He explores how structure shapes communication, culture, and even software architecture. Conway’s Law still applies. Kevin shares practical ways to diagnose bottlenecks, refactor teams, and evolve your organization with intent. From mapping the…

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Ep. 238: Small Gifts, Big Impact: Building Sustainable Revenue from Everyday Donors (with Vivian Chang) 39:17

3M ago39:17

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People-powered fundraising isn't rocket-science, but it does take intention, bandwidth, and smart systems. Listen in as Vivian Chang shares how your grassroots, small-donor dollars can stabilize your revenue, build ambassadors for your organization, and align your funding with your mission.Autor: Glennda Testone

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Values → Culture → Everything: Why Company Culture Actually Matters 1:04:24

3M ago1:04:24

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Kevin Goldsmith revisits his influential 2013 keynote on engineering culture, expanding the conversation beyond just engineering teams to address anyone navigating workplace dynamics. This episode breaks down the real mechanics of how organizational values create culture, and how culture shapes everything from hiring decisions to performance review…

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Ep 237: The AI Field Guide: A Playbook for Nonprofit Success with Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Cheryl Contee 51:01

3M ago51:01

51:01

AI can feel overwhelming until you make it practical. Darian Rodriguez Heyman and Cheryle Contee join me to discuss their new tactical field guide, AI for Nonprofits. Discover how your organization can adopt AI responsibly and free your staff to do more human work.Autor: Joan Garry

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Beyond Time-Based Training: What Makes a Competent Surgeon? 39:14

3M ago39:14

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Dr. Doug Lundy sits down with two leaders at the forefront of residency education: Dr. Tessa Balach, past chair of the Council of Orthopaedic Residency Directors (CORD), and Dr. Trent Guthrie, current CORD chair to discuss the future of Orthopaedic Education. Their conversation explores the shift toward competency-based medical education in orthopa…

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How to Handle Career Gaps and What CTOs Actually Do All Day 46:56

4M ago46:56

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In this episode of It Depends: Lessons in Technology Leadership, Kevin returns from a summer break with a new podcast format and two big topics. First, he shares practical advice for navigating an unplanned career break—whether due to layoffs or a tough job market. From reframing “career break” on your résumé, to launching a consultancy, building a…

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The Biologic Future of Joint Replacement with Antonia Chen, MD, FAOA 38:19

4M ago38:19

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Robotics emerges as another transformative force. While many surgeons remain skeptical, Dr. Chen makes a compelling case for why robotics will eventually become standard. Perhaps most exciting is the potential to address periprosthetic joint infection (PJI)—what Dr. Chen calls "the holy grail" challenge in joint replacement. From implant coatings t…

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Ep 236: Defeated Today, Inspired Tomorrow: A New Way to Lead Development 25:22

4M ago25:22

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Too many Development Directors feel like failures if they don't hit their revenue numbers — even when circumstances are beyond their control. In this episode, I explore why this mindset is harmful and what nonprofits can do to redefine success.Autor: Joan Garry

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ENCORE: The Myth of the Startup in a Large Company with Kevin Stewart 1:06:55

4M ago1:06:55

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This is a repeat of an episode originally released on April 13, 2025 In October 2025, I will once again be speaking at the Lead Dev New York event. Registration and information are available here. You can use the discount code “KEVIN15” to receive 15% off your registration. In this special episode, Kevin Goldsmith is joined by longtime friend and p…

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Ep. 235: Donor-Advised Funds Demystified (with Mitch Stein) 48:12

4M ago48:12

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Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs) are booming—but most nonprofit leaders still find them confusing or inaccessible. In this episode, Mitch Stein from Chariot joins Glennda Testone to bust common myths, explain how DAFs work, and share how both donors and nonprofits can make the most of them.Autor: Glennda Testone

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Shaping Orthopaedic's Future: Insights from AOA Past President, Dr. Alexander Ghanayem 33:37

4M ago33:37

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What makes a great orthopaedic leader? Dr. Alex Ghanayem, fresh off his term as the 137th President of the American Orthopaedic Association (AOA), shares candid reflections on leadership, legacy, and the future of orthopaedic surgery in this thought-provoking conversation with podcast host, Dr. Doug Lundy. Dr. Ghanayem brings refreshing humility to…

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ENCORE: Building a technical career path at Spotify 45:38

5M ago45:38

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This is a repeat of an episode originally released on March 2, 2025 In this episode of the "It Depends" podcast, host Kevin Goldsmith shares his unique experience designing Spotify's engineering career framework. As the leader of this initiative, Kevin provides a behind-the-scenes look at how Spotify's distinct career pathing system was developed, …

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Ep. 234: Succession Planning: It’s Time To Stop Talking About Leaders and Buses (with Glennda Testone) 50:29

5M ago50:29

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Succession planning gets treated like a worst-case scenario when it should be a regular part of nonprofit leadership. In this episode, Glennda and I get candid about our own transitions—and what we wish we’d known sooner.Autor: Joan Garry and Glennda Testone

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Payment Evolution in Healthcare with Chad Mather, MD 36:55

4M ago36:55

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Moving beyond typical discussions of value-based care, Dr. Mather reframes the entire conversation. "Value-based care is financial innovation to solve important healthcare problems," he explains. These problems extend far beyond cost control to address clinician burnout, prior authorization burdens, care gaps, declining profitability, and health eq…

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ENCORE: Addressing the challenges of partially distributed engineering teams 34:15

5M ago34:15

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This is a repeat of an episode originally released on August 4, 2024. In this episode of the It Depends podcast, host Kevin Goldsmith delves into the complexities of managing partially distributed engineering teams. Kevin discusses the nuances of communication, collaboration, and culture in partially distributed teams, emphasizing the unique challe…

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Ep. 233: Leading Through Whiplash: How to Stay Grounded in Uncertain Times (with Alex Love) 44:10

5M ago44:10

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Whiplash. That’s how it feels to lead a nonprofit right now. Executive coach, Alex Love and Glennda Testone explore how leaders can stay grounded, care for their teams, and hold onto their mission through constant change.Autor: Glennda Testone

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Future of Orthopaedic Surgery: A Look Into Tomorrow's Sports Medicine with Rick W. Wright, MD, FAOA 34:58

5M ago34:58

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Dr. Rick Wright explores the future of orthopaedic sports medicine, focusing on promising developments in cartilage replacement, meniscus substitution, ACL repair, and innovative rotator cuff treatments. His expert insights reveal how these advancements could transform patient care while addressing the economic realities of implementing cutting-edg…

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ENCORE: Becoming a CTO 36:01

5M ago36:01

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If you are on the technology management track, the final role is Chief Technology Officer. Still, the path to the role is not obvious because the role itself differs greatly from company to company. The episode includes chapter 10 from "It Depends: Writing on Technology Leadership 2012-2022," "Becoming a CTO." This chapter discusses the common skil…

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Ep. 232: The Helpers Need Help Too: How Leaders Refill Their Tanks (with Glennda Testone) 36:02

5M ago36:02

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In a time when many nonprofits fear losing that very status, we are celebrating wins as a reminder that progress and possibility still exist. Glennda Testone and I share the stories and sparks that are refueling our own leadership and hopefully, yours too.Autor: Joan Garry and Glennda Testone

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Navigating the Future of Medical Support Staff in a Post-Pandemic World with Thomas L. Miller, MD 37:19

6M ago37:19

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The healthcare workforce crisis is reshaping American medicine in profound ways that will impact both providers and patients for decades to come. In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Thomas L Miller, Chief Medical Officer at the University of Utah, reveals how healthcare institutions are navigating the aftermath of what he calls "a bird's eye view…

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ENCORE: Fail Safe, Fail Smart... Succeed! 58:51

6M ago58:51

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We discuss how critical failure is to innovation and how to handle it effectively. We discuss how software used to be written, Clippy, and why it was bound to fail. We also explore how Spotify utilizes the Think It/Build It/Ship It/Tweak It framework to build fail-safe products, and more. This is a repeat of an episode originally released on Januar…

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Beyond Surgery: How Leadership Shapes Orthopaedic Oncology's Future with Terry Peabody, MD, FAOA 29:01

6M ago29:01

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What happens when devastating cancer diagnoses transform into manageable chronic conditions? Dr. Terry Peabody, Chair of Orthopaedic Surgery at Northwestern University and past AOA president, takes us on a compelling journey through the evolving landscape of musculoskeletal oncology. Dr. Peabody shares profound leadership wisdom gained from mentors…

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Why I Wrote a Book: A Meta Episode on Self-Publishing and DIY Business 45:12

6M ago45:12

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In this season finale, Kevin pulls back the curtain on his entire book-writing and self-publishing journey. What started as a collection of blog posts became "It Depends: Writing on Technology Leadership, 2012 to 2022" – but why go the DIY route instead of working with a traditional publisher? You'll learn: The real reasons tech leaders should (or …

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