Bryce Rattner Keithley

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How I AI · Building an iPhone app with zero technical skills | Bryce Rattner Keithley · 1 Jun 2026 podcast

And so I needed to troubleshoot that and make sure that sign with Apple worked.

And then you need to have a way to delete it.

So I needed a button where you could delete your app.

And so I added a button to be able to delete your account.

Yeah, it's really interesting.

I've...

personally always gravitated towards an appreciated environment where the best idea wins, right?

It's not only certain people have the best ideas or certain functions can have the best ideas.

But I think in this day and age, the attitude that different skills and different ideas are going to come from everywhere and

It's table stakes to cross-pollinate and have both like the humility and the curiosity to work with others in ways that you haven't before.

I think people that get...

dare I say territorial or constrained by what they used to do or what other people used to do, are going to struggle with relevance and playing nicely in the sandbox and instead trying to zoom out and consider people can contribute in ways that they haven't before and being both ready for that from other people and keen to do that and bring that attitude to other places as well, I think is...

is necessary um it requires there's a lot of adaptation in fact I I feel like there's an opportunity for me to adapt because for a lot of the things where my job or my function is changing it's still a nice to have I think there's other functions where I

It's table stakes.

And I have friends who especially do technical recruiting who have seen that when there's resistance to seeing technical problems in a new way is where folks really struggle.

So for an engineer to come in to a technical interview and focus only on finding a working solution fastest is

It misses the point because the robots can find a working solution faster than they can.

And if they're not recognizing, hey, in this equation, the human role has shifted.

I need to step back and consider my role as well as the full suite of tools and understand that my role as a technical expert is broader and different than it was six months, a year ago.

That gap, I think, is only going to be greater and more challenging.

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