UXDX · Berlin · 03 Dec, 2020
UXDX Community:Berlin
Date
03 Dec, 2020
16:10 - 16:55
Venue
Online
Format
Online
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Where product, design and engineering people meet to learn from real work.
A local meetup bridging the gap between Product, UX, Design and Dev to build better products, faster together.
Expect real case studies, candid lessons and a room of peers working through similar product-delivery challenges.
Hosted by
Noemi Bellioni
UX Designer
Pauline Keating
Snr Manager Product Insights
Agenda
Thu3 Dec
One of love or hate. Sowmya decided to dissect the problem and address the elephant in the room. For a dev of any level initially, the idea could be quite daunting. Pair programming is a skill that can be developed just like any other skill.
In this talk, we will be touching topics that explain - Why pair programming is not as hard as it sounds and how to pair program to get the maximum benefit out of it.
In this talk, Soeren will explore the ecosystem that the Product Team in sofatutor developed to enable Discovery work. Soeren will share his learnings from the change, and why it is important to not only have the right tools, but also the common ground on which the teams can bloom and bring sustainable success.
...we keep remembering the stories we were told as kids long into our adult life, some we might even pass on to future generations. Storytelling has always been a part of us, it is a way to pass on knowledge, get people together and celebrate extraordinary lives. For a Product Manager it's our strongest tool to align the vision and the direction of the company and we need to make sure our customers get to be the heroes that they are and enchant the company to work together to solve our heroes problems. In this talk, I'll talk through how I've applied the story telling process to my teams, how it has helped me get alignment in my teams and how it has helped us create better products.
Thu3 Dec
One of love or hate. Sowmya decided to dissect the problem and address the elephant in the room. For a dev of any level initially, the idea could be quite daunting. Pair programming is a skill that can be developed just like any other skill.
In this talk, we will be touching topics that explain - Why pair programming is not as hard as it sounds and how to pair program to get the maximum benefit out of it.
In this talk, Soeren will explore the ecosystem that the Product Team in sofatutor developed to enable Discovery work. Soeren will share his learnings from the change, and why it is important to not only have the right tools, but also the common ground on which the teams can bloom and bring sustainable success.
...we keep remembering the stories we were told as kids long into our adult life, some we might even pass on to future generations. Storytelling has always been a part of us, it is a way to pass on knowledge, get people together and celebrate extraordinary lives. For a Product Manager it's our strongest tool to align the vision and the direction of the company and we need to make sure our customers get to be the heroes that they are and enchant the company to work together to solve our heroes problems. In this talk, I'll talk through how I've applied the story telling process to my teams, how it has helped me get alignment in my teams and how it has helped us create better products.
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