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How to scale yourself at the speed of Slack

Your organization is going through an unprecedented period of growth. How do you keep up?

Speakers: Julia Grace

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July 21, 2020

Slack’s navigation of their incredibly rapid growth wowed us all. How can your organisation follow suit?

When Julia Grace joined Slack 3 years ago, the company had fewer than 100 engineers. It’s now at more than 500, and her own team grew from 10 to 100 people in 2 years. Julia shares tips and stories from the leadership front lines as she learned how to rapidly scale herself and her leadership team during a period when her job was substantially changing every six months.

About the speaker

  • Julia Grace
    Julia Grace

    Julia loves solving challenging engineering problems at scale, growing businesses, and leading teams.

    @jewelia

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