Directed March engineering priorities to come from Bjorn (Product)
Situation
When Chris Baek asked Peter to present engineering deliverables for March at the Leadership Roundtable, Peter redirected: the top priorities for March should come from Bjorn (Product), not from Engineering. Peter offered to go over them but insisted the framing should come from Product.
Reasoning
This is an organizational design statement, not meeting logistics. Peter is reinforcing that Product (Bjorn) owns 'what' and Engineering (Peter) owns 'how.' If the CTO presents the March priorities, it signals Engineering is self-directing — which undermines the Product/Engineering handoff process Peter has been reinforcing. 'Setting the company up to run the way we want/need it to' means building the organizational muscle for Product-led prioritization. If Bjorn doesn't present priorities, the pattern never forms.
Additional Context
Chris Baek posted the Leadership Roundtable agenda with Peter assigned to present engineering deliverables review for March. Peter pushed back in DM, redirecting to Bjorn. Bjorn was tasked with delivering value driver details to Chris that same day. March is a packed launch month (CLK Mar 5, ProAI Mar 12, Portal Mar 19).
Observed Evidence
Direct quote from Peter in DM with Chris Baek redirecting priority presentation ownership to Bjorn. Chris Baek had assigned Peter the 'Engineering deliverables review for March' agenda item.
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Just from a setting the company up to run the way we want/need it to perspective the top priorities for March should come from Bjorn. I can go over them, but it should be him.
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Decision ID: 4fa513ea-2698-4ad6-aaa0-b0c5c94ba2be