Nick Cheever's guest appearances

Nick Cheever

Geeks Who Lead Podcast (formerly CTO Connection)

Challenge Yourself: Empowering Leaders and Coaches to Be More Effective.

Coffee with Product

Anurag Gupta

Jeff Rose

Nick Caldwell

Justin Dean

Ian Bernstein

Steve Taylor

Scott Parker

Julien Lemoine

Ryan Oelke

Clay Collins

Dave Zwieback

Adam Miller

Courtland Allen

Jeff Smith

Nick Swisher

OwlTail

LEAD

Tune in to listen to Nick Cheever, Divisional Vice President, Global Supply Chain Technology at Trimble Transportation (Trimble.com), share the stories behind some of his best product wisdom &amp; career tips for new and aspiring/pivoting product managers.Nick's product wisdom &amp; career tips discussed in this episodeUnderstand the role and the scope of product before you step into those shoes because every company defines Product differentlyStarting with the servant model lets you get TO the leadership model because then people know you're invested in themAssume positive intent when leading a team through a state of changeLead with transparency and openness as it makes it easier for people to connectKeeping perspective, maintaining perspective, bringing your own perspective, listening to other's perspectives -  you both had a journey to get here, so it's worth listeningDone listening? Great, do this next...Tell me how you heard about the podcast with a short 2-minute surveyThen, GO TO https://coffeewithproduct.com AND SUBSCRIBE for complete transcripts of every episode as well as even more curated product content that will help you get started and get ahead in your product career#productmanagement #breakintoproduct #pivottoproduct #productmanagementcareeradvice

Tune in to listen to Nick Cheever, Divisional Vice President, Global Supply Chain Technology at Trimble Transportation (<a href="http://Trimble.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trimble.com</a>), share the stories behind some of his best product wisdom &amp; career tips for new and aspiring/pivoting product managers.Nick's product wisdom &amp; career tips discussed in this episode<ol><li>Understand the role and the scope of product before you step into those shoes because every company defines Product differently</li><li>Starting with the servant model lets you get TO the leadership model because then people know you're invested in them</li><li>Assume positive intent when leading a team through a state of change</li><li>Lead with transparency and openness as it makes it easier for people to connect</li><li>Keeping perspective, maintaining perspective, bringing your own perspective, listening to other's perspectives -  you both had a journey to get here, so it's worth listening</li></ol>Done listening? Great, do this next...<ul><li><a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/coffee-with-product-podcast-feedback" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tell me how you heard about the podcast</a> with a short 2-minute survey</li><li>Then, GO TO <a href="https://coffeewithproduct.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://coffeewithproduct.com</a> AND SUBSCRIBE for complete transcripts of every episode as well as even more curated product content that will help you get started and get ahead in your product career</li></ul>#productmanagement #breakintoproduct #pivottoproduct #productmanagementcareeradvice

Lead with Transparency and Openness with Nick Cheever

Trimble Transportation Divisional Vice President Nick Cheever speaks to co-hosts McKenna and Greg on honing communication skills to guide individuals on his team, the process of working through the challenges that we all face, and how those challenges reveal what's truly important, and functioning through hard times by picking each other up.

Trimble Transportation Divisional Vice President Nick Cheever speaks to co-hosts McKenna and Greg on honing communication skills to guide individuals on his team, the process of working through the challenges that we all face, and how those challenges reveal what's truly important, and functioning through hard times by picking each other up.

E18: Nick Cheever: Divisional VP at Trimble Transportation

Our Boulder Startup Week episode streak continues.  Today, we’ve got Nick Cheever, VP of Technology at 10-4 on the show.Nick has over 15 years of experience in product development, particularly in a technical leadership role. He has been the lead for multiple SaaS-based platforms and has a proven track record of executing intuitive and technically-savvy solutions. Currently, Nick oversees the devops, product, creative, and development groups at 10-4 systems as they disrupt the transportation industry by providing big data logistical solutions.——————————————————————————————————-This week’s episode is sponsored by GitPrime.Subjective measures like story points and tickets only tell part of the story of software development. GitPrime gives engineering managers the full picture with metrics in context on team productivity. So you can spot risk, identify waste, move faster, and advocate for your team with hard data instead of a narrative. Stop flying blind— and start leading engineering with concrete data.More at gitprime.com

Our Boulder Startup Week episode streak continues.  Today, we’ve got Nick Cheever, VP of Technology at 10-4 on the show. Nick has over 15 years of experience in product development, particularly in a technical leadership role. He has been the lead for multiple SaaS-based platforms and has a proven track record of executing intuitive and technically-savvy solutions. Currently, Nick oversees the devops, product, creative, and development groups at 10-4 systems as they disrupt the transportation industry by providing big data logistical solutions. ——————————————————————————————————- This week’s episode is sponsored by <a href="http:/gitprime.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GitPrime</a>. Subjective measures like story points and tickets only tell part of the story of software development. GitPrime gives engineering managers the full picture with metrics in context on team productivity. So you can spot risk, identify waste, move faster, and advocate for your team with hard data instead of a narrative. Stop flying blind— and start leading engineering with concrete data. More at <a href="http://gitprime.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">gitprime.com</a>

How to CTO w. Nick Cheever