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You can’t enterprise your product without enterprising your entire company. It’s a multi-year process where every aspect of your business needs to mature and it typically starts with the product. Josh and I discuss the business functions you wi
If you live or work in Utah you know we have a great product community. In this episode, Becky Higgins joins us as we introduce utahproductreport.org and why we chose to create it.
Who should be in charge of pricing of your product? Patrick Campbell, Co-founder and CEO of ProfitWell (formerly Price Intelligently) joined us to set the record straight.
John Cutler is the Hunter S Thompson of the product world and while at Front he joined us to talk about, everything.
Jared sparked a tweet storm when he challenged the significance of NPS and he joins us to talk about his article "Net Promoter Score Considered Harmful (and What UX Professionals Can Do About It)."
What defines a product and how does that differ from a service? One of our listeners, Ibrahim Tannira of Ramallah, Palestine asked the question, “Is Airbnb a product or a service?” We set out to answer this question and prove each other wrong i
“If you're working for a company whose main business strategy is functionality, and you're a designer, you’re probably going to be miserable.” Bob Baxley, of Yahoo, Apple and Pinterest, joined us for a wide-ranging discussion about culture, soc
How do you create a culture of creativity? In this episode, we are joined by Brian Crofts, the Chief Product Officer at Pendo, and discuss his tips on how to ensure creativity is welcome.
What happens when your side project turns into a really successful startup and everyone is looking for you to lead? Do you have the requisite skills to grow that company? Zach Holmquist, co-founder of Teem, joins us to share his journey from cr
We Need Another Meeting! is back! Season 2 picks up where Season 1 ended: prioritization. In this episode, we are joined by the founders of Radical Product, Radhika Dutt, Nidhi Aggarwal and Geordie Kaytes. They shared their story about how and
Prioritization of work can be a difficult exercise. Inputs come from many different directions making this process difficult - especially when trying to focus on the critical items. Jeff Schwarting and Daniel Falabella joined us to talk about h
How important is the PM/UX relationship? Blake McClary from Instructure joins us to discuss how to understand your PM and set the record straight.
Why are we afraid to release new product? It seems like we look for any excuse to hold a release even though we know it’s ok. Taylor Fisher from Jane joins to discuss what drives this fear and how we can solve it.
It’s the age-old discussion about the roles of UX and PM. In this episode, we discuss where they overlap, how do they compliment each other and who is ultimately responsible.
Morgan Williams joins us to discuss his transition from architecture to UX and politely remind us that UX isn't a new practice nor is it unique to software development.
Recently there has been a lot of talk about product leadership, but what about the fundamentals leadership? In this episode, we go back to the basics with KC Jorgensen of @TheManilaFolder to define the qualities that make a good leader.
This episode discusses when you should run a beta program and when it is ok to not bother doing so. Beta programs are a bottomless topic so expect more on this in future episodes.
The Internet of Things (IoT) world continues to rapidly evolve, even pushing into the office spaces of businesses. In this episode, we discuss the differences between consumer IoT experiences and how they differ from the IoT user interactions a
This episode is a continuation of our Bootcamp episode. Here we talk to Stacy Belding, a recent UX bootcamp grad, about what to expect in the first few months as a UX designer following bootcamp. We also learn why Jeff Carter is so comfortable
UX Bootcamps are growing in popularity but are they properly preparing students for the job market? In this episode, we speak with student (Scott Fisher), Instructor (Brandon Beecroft) and a hiring manager (Ben Peck) about why these are growing
Early stage startups should consider experimenting and honing pricing before they ever consider packing their solution - especially if the packaged solution is part of a single code base. In this episode we talk about the impact of having a mul
Talking about your vision or goals is the easy part - anyone can do it. The hard part is staying disciplined to achieve that vision or goal. In this podcast we talk about how we stay focused (or not) so that we can achieve our goals.
Let's all agree that when the cost to QA and redeploy is higher than the cost to dev it’s ok to allow scope creep. No? Not comfortable about that statement? Here we talk about why it happens and how we get so emotionally charged about this subj
Watching developers work at the end of a sprint is like watching a sales team at the end of a quarter - it’s a scramble. Is this the behavior we want to create for the team who is charged with building the user experience?
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