3 episodes
Siscoe Speaks Nick Siscoe
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- Technology
Why is there so much bad software? Why do we create products that are not used or liked by our customers? From popular UX principles to anti-patterns that hinder us in business, and all the way back to the basics of human behavior - I explores these topics and many more from first-hand experience. What you learn here could be applied to your own software development projects, augmenting the value you deliver to real human beings. Or, what you hear could be completely useless.
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Core Values in Product Management w/ Luke Bogus (PM, Microsoft)
I chat with Luke off-the-cuff about why core values matter in product management.
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Jony Ive’s Perception of Design and Art
Exploring what one of the greatest modern designers might feel about the definition of design.
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“We have to accept human behavior the way it is, not the way we would wish it to be.”
In Donald Norman’s “The Design of Everyday Things,” Norman beautifully articulates the distinction between seeing humans as rational vs. emotional decision-makers. Understanding humans as the imperfect beings that they are is the first step towards designing empathetically.
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