Teams as the unit of organization scale
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cfryThe document discusses how focusing on teams as the organizational unit allows companies to scale from 10 to 1000 employees quickly and easily. It defines what constitutes an effective team and describes Twitter's team-based model where engineering teams are kept small, self-contained units that are empowered to work autonomously. The keys to scaling with this approach include treating teams holistically, removing bottlenecks, enabling parallel work, and allowing teams to learn and adapt on their own.
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- 3. “By focusing on teams you can scale from 10 to 1000 people quickly and easily. Your organization will be more dynamic, decentralized and solve problems faster.”
- 6. The problem of scale @ twitter 143,200 33,000 11,000 Twitter Confidential 6
- 7. Two models of teams (one good / one bad) Consulting Stable teams New Work Tea m1 Tea m2 Tea m3
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- 9. The Team Based Model is Simple, Empowering, and Optimized
- 10. What is a team? Real teams have: “a team task, clear boundaries, clearly specified authority to manage their own work process, and membership stability over some reasonable period of time” - J. Richard Hackman Leading Teams
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- 13. What’s an Engineering team @twitter? ‣ Teams are small < 10 people ‣ Teams sit together ‣ Engineering ICs are only on one team ‣ Teams are not virtual ‣ Goal is one engineering manager per team ‣ One DRI for the project ‣ Discoverable and public goals ‣ Team has everything and everyone it needs to deliver ‣ Minimize dependencies ‣ Teams exist for long lived efforts
- 14. Scaling Mobile @twitter Problem: we had two small teams that build mobile apps ‣ Defined what a team is ‣ Scaled the bottleneck ‣ Put mobile engineers on all teams ‣ Created a way to run experiments ‣ Train everyone in mobile engineering ‣ Got into a monthly rhythm
- 15. Conclusion ‣ Focusing on teams will scale you from 101000 engineers ‣ Learning teams can be autonomous ‣ Think holistically about your engineering organization as a system
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- Roman legion is the most scalable org in history and took over the world - 10 squads (contubernia - a tent group of generally 8 men) = a century, each commanded by a centurion = 80 men [note that the size of a century had diverged from its original, literal meaning of 100] 6 centuries = a cohort = 480 men 10 cohorts = a legion = 4800 men
- How do I know this Its also informed by my growing up
- I appreciate hard work and thinking deeply about systems. So twitter has challenge of scale in terms of transactions and teams
- Example!
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