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The path to becoming CTO [INFOGRAPHIC]

February 17, 2017

What does it take to become a Chief Technology Officer? Agile8 has put together an interactive infographic showing how some of the world’s top CTOs got their position.

Users can hover over the steps to see the career moves the CTOs took, how long they stayed in each job and how long it took them to reach CTO. For example, take a look at the career path

The chart also reveals the blue print to becoming a CTO; Based on the examples, on average it will take you 24 years from leaving higher education to becoming CTO.

You’ll work in 4 companies, in a total of 8 positions, for a maximum of 5 years and minimum of 1 year in any one position.

Source: https://www.agil8.com/path-to-cto/#

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