In today's technology-driven world, the roles of Vice President of Engineering (VP Engineering) and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) have become crucial for any successful tech company. Here are 6 differences between the 2 roles:
Difference 1:
VP Engineering is a technical and people leadership role. Vs CTO is a technical visionary.
Difference 2:
VP Engineering grows and manages an engineering team. Vs CTO drives innovation and technical strategy.
Difference 3:
VP Engineering ensures the product vision is executed. Vs CTO handles thought leadership.
Difference 4:
VP Engineering is focused on today's products. Vs CTO is focused on the products of future.
Difference 5:
VP Engineering is an internal role and working with engineers or peers. CTO is a technical face and talking to customers or board.
Difference 6:
VP Engineering is in charge of development and engineering. CTO is in charge of the overall technology strategy.
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