Tipped off by my old buddy and collaborator Levi Asher, I learned that Meg Whitman and her as-told-to coauthor do in fact favor recycling, at least when it comes to book titles:
Since I own the domain called thepowerofmany.com, I’m thinking about redirecting it somewhere interesting at least through election day. Any suggestions?
via (Twitter / Levi Asher)
Two hot bookmarks today, each of which probably warrants a full blog post:
Book’em, Github | Linux Magazine
tech authors posting source code and sometimes entire books on GitHub Pattern Language of Group Process A pattern language for group dynamics whose goals include (1) To support Purpose-driven design. Form should follow function, (2) To deepen the skills of those who serve as group process guides, leaders, hosts, and facilitators, (3) To serve as a resource for those who are teaching others to design, lead, facilitate group process, (4) To increase process literacy among people who are users of process(es)
I’m very excited about this book I am writing for Sense and Respond press:
Where do great product people come from? Can you hire them? Are they hiding inside your organization? Can you grow them from engineers? Designers? Project Managers?
It turns out that you can.
Product managers, product designers, product developers can all grow and enhance their capabilities and capacity to work together productively by deepening their understanding of the full spectrum of the product mindset. And when you do that, you start building a product culture, one person at a time.
In this book Christian Crumlish describes the expertise, skills, and frameworks that come together in every great product person–and shows you how you can put these ideas to work inside your organization.
I didn’t recognize my doppleganger
On the road to Samarra
Until I saw John the Doorman,
Heard the drunk, singing down the street
“Let me come home!”
Where do great product people come from?
Can you hire them? Are they hiding inside your organization? Can you grow them from engineers? Designers? Project Managers?
It turns out that you can. [+]
I’m very excited about this book I am writing for Sense and Respond press:
Where do great product people come from? Can you hire them? Are they hiding inside your organization? Can you grow them from engineers? Designers? Project Managers?
It turns out that you can.
Product managers, product designers, product developers can all grow and enhance their capabilities and capacity to work together productively by deepening their understanding of the full spectrum of the product mindset. And when you do that, you start building a product culture, one person at a time.
In this book Christian Crumlish describes the expertise, skills, and frameworks that come together in every great product person–and shows you how you can put these ideas to work inside your organization.
I didn’t recognize my doppleganger
On the road to Samarra
Until I saw John the Doorman,
Heard the drunk, singing down the street
“Let me come home!”
To scale the community around commmon concerns (Depression, Anxiety, Bullying, ADHD, etc.)
Presented at the the Obama White House as part of The Opportunity Project
EARS was selected as part of The Opportunity Project, an initiative focused on using open data to improve the lives of American citizens. [+]
I sneaked into the field before they put up all the signs. [+]
Recently, my colleague Jerome Domurat showed me this bound collection of Eva-Lotta Lamm’s sketchnotes and I was pleased to be reminded of the beautiful one-pager she did of my “Playful Design” talk from UX Lisbon:
Christian Crumlish: Playful Design at UXLX, a photo by [+]
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