Summary
The discussion explores whether traditional startup job titles like CTO, VP Eng, and PM accurately reflect roles in the emerging 'agentic era' with AI-native workflows. Founders and engineering leaders are questioning if new titles are needed to describe positions that are more 'orchestration-heavy' and how the definition of 'Manager' is evolving. This reflects a potential shift in how early teams are structured and named in AI-first companies.
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