LinkedIn is an MBA Fan Fiction Forum
... is an MBA Fan Fiction Forum
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LinkedIn is an MBA Fan Fiction Forum
... is an MBA Fan Fiction Forum
That’s it.
That's the post.
When I was a child, a long time ago, I used to play this game. The goal was to successfully assemble a number of goods in a few minutes. Ingredients or parts would come out the top or side, and you'd have to process items and ensure they
A familiar story You're a vendor. Someone buys your lovely software. You implement it. They have a project manager, various things happen. The software goes live. Eventually, new teams start appearing. Maybe an API was left as "Phase II" and never implemented (because well, "Phase
I spend a lot of time negotiating this in the software world: And if you're wondering why this happens, it's normally because: 1. people aren't talking to people 2. people aren't listening So lots of designers and product people have leapt onto
So, I've explored why APIs need a user experience designed for them. I'm now moving to another area, which is slightly more visible but still pretty damn complex: presenting data. Broadly, I will take you through: * Why people don't trust your data/numbers yet,