The Dear Tech Podcast

Dear Tech,We are here to discuss all aspects of the technology workforce. Asking questions, answering questions, and figuring this shit out together. Nothing is off limits!

The Dear Tech Podcast is a technology podcast hosted by Shubho Ghosh, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Shubho Ghosh hosts The Dear Tech Podcast, a technology show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  EP 33: Hunter Jensen: From Craigslist to Enterprise Clients, Scaling an Agency

  Jan 16, 20261h 24mS1

  <p>A Craigslist ad paid his college tuition. A bad billing structure almost killed his company. Now he’s building a product because he believes SaaS, as we know it, is done.</p><p>Hunter Jensen breaks down what actually happens between your first client and real scale, and why generative AI is forcing service businesses to rethink everything from pricing to product strategy.</p><p>Episode summary</p><p>Hunter Jensen started exactly where a lot of founders do, taking on freelance work while still in school. One Craigslist post landed his first real client, an ecommerce business that no...

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  Episode #33

  EP 32: Dennis 'DM' Meador: From Island Living to Entrepreneurial Success

  Dec 5, 20251h 26mS1

  <p>In this episode, we sit down with Dennis "DM" Meador, a marketing strategist who helps professional business owners and service providers build market authority. DM opens up about his background, growing up in difficult socioeconomic circumstances and how those early experiences shaped his entrepreneurial mindset.</p><p>The conversation explores his evolution from early entrepreneurial activities to his work in the legal space, including his experience with the Legal Podcast Network. DM discusses how his "island living" philosophy and geographic positioning influence his approach to business and working with professional clients.</p><p>His story offers a fresh perspective...

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  EP 31: Ivan Vislavskiy: Beyond Tactics: How AI Transforms Creative Marketing Strategy

  Nov 20, 20251h 27mS1

  <p>In this episode, I sit down with Ivan Vislavskiy, co-founder and CEO of Comrade. Ivan built his agency from the freelance web projects he started at 19 into a national digital firm with nearly 100 team members across four major cities. What stood out in this conversation is how grounded his view of AI is. AI will not replace real marketing. It makes basic output cheap, which means the work that stands out takes more judgment, more strategy, and more creative thinking than the average person expects.</p><p>We get into how his R&D and Innovation team uses AI...

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  Episode #31

  EP 30: Raj Singh: From Startup Exits to Mozilla; Designing the Future for Solopreneurs

  Oct 28, 20251h 31mS1

  <p>🎧 One-Sentence Summary</p><p>Raj Singh, Vice President at Mozilla and builder of Solo, joins Shubho to explore how AI is transforming web creation, empowering solopreneurs, and redefining the future of small business tools.</p><p><br></p><p>Full Episode Summary</p><p>In this episode of The Dear Tech Podcast, Shubho sits down with Raj Singh, a serial entrepreneur and product leader at Mozilla, to talk about the massive shift happening in the digital economy. Raj shares the story behind Solo (https://soloist.ai/), Mozilla’s new AI-powered website builder designed for solopreneurs and freelancers who want to bu...

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  EP 29: Balki Kodarapu: Turning Startup Chaos Into Clarity, A Fractional CTO's Playbook

  Oct 17, 20251h 32mS1

  <h2>Episode Summary</h2><p>Balki Kodarapu has turned engineering disasters into scaling success stories across five startups that raised over $160 million with one successful exit. As a fractional CTO, he's mastered the art of walking into chaos and creating systems that make developers actually happy while hitting impossible deadlines. In this conversation, we explore his unique philosophy of carving out 15 hours per week for learning and growth, his four pillars of engineering excellence, and how he built trust by buying his team lunch with coupons. From mechanical engineering dropout to startup whisperer, Balki shares practical frameworks for developer effectiveness...

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