Rapid learning and adaptable skills keep you resilient when everything changes. Matteo Tittarelli shifted from automation engineering to leading a team at Calendly, where his focus is keeping people aligned rather than building systems alone.
The second thing, which is I think the real glue for all of it, is just being able to learn quickly, right? The transferable skills, sort of the adaptable skills is maybe even a better word for it. If you are really stuck in one way of thinking, viewing, or working in the world, you are probably most at risk for disruption because the world is changing so quickly. And so your ability to learn new things on the fly or to take complex new concepts and quickly distill them down into something actionable helps keep you ahead of the curve and helps also keep you at the forefront of what's possible.
It's super interesting because like you've moved from like being an IC, GTM engineer, automation type of role, you know, hardcore onto Calendly Tables, and now you have your task to keep the team together, you know, keep
Roll Claude out from one laptop to the whole GTM org | Sam Gong & Zach Vidibor
