Spotify, from the Inside
summary
A former French agile coach who worked inside Spotify recounts the company’s rise from a risky 2002 startup to the global streaming leader, explaining strategic setbacks and recoveries. The talk analyzes the so-called “Spotify model” and the mix of practices behind its success—OKRs, bets, project Darwinism, scaled agility, data-driven continuous discovery, Design Thinking, Lean UX, service design and an evolving social organization focused on speed.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:49Origins and launch
- 10:37Employee life
- 23:41Spotify model evolution
- 35:45Innovation and speed culture
- 44:17Paradox and core values
- 49:39Conclusion & Q&A
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