Today marks 15 years since I joined this platform. I remember the excitement and genuine relationships built during those early days! Now, there are a few people I stay connected with and truly follow, but my how things have changed… #MyXAnniversary
@carlvellotti 1. Lead with the takeaway.
2. Keep the deck short.
3. Have your slide-titles tell a story as a chain of key messages.
4. Include data supporting each key message.
5. Remove any jargon.
@molly0xFFF It used to feel like an endless pool of true gems, hidden but discoverable. Blogs, or communities, or companies. You would discover something remarkable and learn from it and value it, share it and talk about it with your friends. That sense of exploration and discovery is gone
@jsteneros What do you mean with “identity”? If looking beyond the visual aspects of the brand towards how an organisation presents itself to the public holistically, then I would argue things such as product fit, aspirations, and even culture will impact brand strength and attractiveness
@jitterted The point missed, I believe, is don’t focus the testing on “implementation details”, but rather the outcomes (which can be defined up front)
The way most people think about data is simply too ... different; too naive perhaps, to reconcile it with the ideas of the WBR.
So I decided to write about those ideas directly FIRST, to set up for a sequence about the WBR.
This essay is out now: https://t.co/ljDwpFDI59
@shreyas Not so secret recipe for accelerated career (and salary) growth: land a new job, do good work, get promoted, update your resume, land a new job. Should be a 2 year cycle or so. Repeat ad infinitum.
@jsteneros You mean the less you care about _you_ being right. Being right arguably becomes more important as you grow. The difference with experience is less ego allowing your subjective views to give way for objective truths, or sound views of others. Or so one would hope! 😃