Beyond the Blueprint: Redefining Incident Management with JJ Tang

Entrepreneurs on Fire

John Lee Dumas

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🗓️ 19 March 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

JJ Tang is the co-founder and CEO of Rootly, a company redefining how organizations approach incident management and reliability. Rootly is powering 100s of customers like Figma, NVIDIA, Canva, and more.

Top 3 Value Bombs

1. Solve the problem from many angles. Go out, source and find your customers where they are and work ruthlessly.

2. All good leaders need to be operators. If the CEO can’t do it, you can’t expect anyone to do it.

3. Efficiency is the best force and function for prioritization.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Boom. Shake the room, Fire Nation. JLD here and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, the only
0:07.6	daily show interviewing the world's top entrepreneurs seven days a week. Today we'll be breaking
0:11.9	down beyond the blueprint, redefining incident management. To drop these vibe bombs, I have brought
0:16.9	to JJ Tang into EO Fire Studios. JJ is the co-founder and CEO of RUTLY, a company redefining how organizations approach
0:24.3	incident management and reliability.
0:26.7	Routly is powering hundreds of customers like Figma, Navidia, Canva, and more.
0:30.9	In today, our nation, we'll talk about the importance of seeing the problem firsthand,
0:33.9	how to go from idea to MVP, scaling a product while scaling a business,
0:39.4	and oh, so much more. And the big thank you for sponsoring today's episode goes to JJ and
0:43.7	our sponsors. If you've ever considered launching a show on YouTube, I may have the solution
0:49.5	for you after launching a very successful show on YouTube in 2024, micro strategy today.
0:55.3	I've learned a lot on what it takes to create a successful show and have launched a
0:58.4	one-on-one mentorship program called YouTube 100.
1:01.7	If you want to jump on a call and learn more about this program, shoot me an email,
1:05.8	John at Eofire.com.
1:07.8	This is the year of YouTube.
1:09.8	Let's go.
1:15.8	JJ, say what's up to Fire Nation.com. This is the year of YouTube. Let's go. JJ, say what's up to Fire Nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with.
1:21.2	I'm excited to be on the show. What's up, guys? Thank you for having me. I hope I don't
1:25.1	disappoint. Something I think that is required. I think,
1:29.8	I don't know if too many people disagree with it, but I think all good leaders are in the
1:37.4	details. All good leaders are operators at heart. And I think that's especially true for founders and especially true that you
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