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findingourway.design
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| | | | | Product Discovery coach, teacher, and author Teresa Torres joins Peter and Jesse to explore the messy reality of organizational change and cross-functional collaboration. She discusses why external coaching has limits, how individual contributors can drive change within resistant systems, and what the rise of AI means for blurring roles between product, design, and engineering teams. | |
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theinformed.life
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| | | | | '"You can absolutely educate yourself about the things that you don't know, and you can absolutely start asking questions about what's important to people."' | |
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analyticshour.io
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| | | | | Imagine a world where business users simply fire up their analytics AI tool, ask for some insights, and get a clear and accurate response in return. That's the dream, isn't it? Is it just around the corner, or is it years away? Or is that vision embarrassingly misguided at its core? The very real humans who responded to our listener survey wanted to know where and how AI would be fitting into the analyst's toolkit, and, frankly, so do we! Maybe they (and you!) can fire up ol' Claude and ask it to analyze this episode with Juliana Jackson from the Standard Deviation podcast and Beyond the Mean Substack to find out! | |
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markozivanovic.com
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| | | Marko Zivanovic is a programmer, technologist, and one hell of a guy. He loves to learn new programming languages and enjoys long walks on the beach. | ||