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Han Yuan, Chief Product and Technology Officer, discusses reorganizations. They explore reasons for reorgs, organizational behavior, and advice on planning. Topics include Conway's law, theory of constraints, and organizing software teams based on technology or user journeys. Metric measurement and lessons learned are also discussed.
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Quick takeaways

  • Reorganizations can be driven by various reasons such as operational efficiency, financial health, strategic shifts, M&A, or technological changes.
  • The closure of research-focused teams during reorganizations can occur when their work is no longer perceived as valuable or aligned with company goals.

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Defining a reorg and its reasons

A reorg is a shuffling of roles and responsibilities that impact more than two groups, often driven by reasons such as operational efficiency, financial health, strategic shifts, M&A, or external changes like technological shifts. For example, companies may reorganize to enhance operational efficiency by rethinking asset organization and reducing costs. They may also undergo reorgs to improve financial health by downsizing and reassigning roles. Strategic shifts like entering new markets or embracing new technologies can also trigger reorgs.

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