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@WomenTechNet One of the most active and useful groups for women to connect and support each other!! Thrilled to be part of this cohort of amazing spirited individuals!!
@JustAnotherPM Why is it being done the same way? Is it working? Why not continue the wag it is? Are there inefficiencies? Lets find out and then decide if it really needs a disruption
@dharmeshba Road conditions - specially in Mumbai there are pockets where the road is really bad. It also depends if I am in an auto or a car or a two wheeler..
@RohitMalekar I start at the bottom too.. following a timeline helps draw a picture of their professional journey and connecting the dots is easier in most cases
@manas_saloi Depends on how the workshop has been structured. If the objective was to get tangible outputs - activities & discussions need to be set up that way. If the goal is to get people's thoughts out, and later draw conclusions from them - the format has to be different
So true!! Not every decision can be validated sometimes due to time constraints and at others probably its not worth spending as much time - which ones deserve validation effort is where product sense comes into play!
While scrolling Twitter it’s easy to forget that a typical product team makes 100s of micro-decisions about the user experience & trade-offs. It is impossible to validate every one of these with user research, metrics & tactics. That is why Product Sense is such a vital skill.
@andybudd Designers do a sprint QA specifically for pixel perfection checks and raise bugs- we club a bunch of minor UI issues into a single bug and raise absolutely mist fixes as higher priority ones to benfixed in the same sprint. During SIT phase is when the minor bugs are reprioritized