Mo Shafieeha

Stage 5: Integrated When organizations reach the stage of integrated UX, their UX work has become comprehensive, pervasive, and universal. The organization's important success metrics — that leaders care most about — have a focus on UX or are driven by UX-related work. There is often innovation in UX methods and processes and contributions to the... See more

Growth incentives Compound, an on-chain lending protocol, decentralized itself in June 2020, with its core developers turning over the network's operation and ownership. Community members had control over the protocol's reserve assets generated by borrowers in a Compound Governance DAO. This was (at the time) the highest revenue generated by an... See more

3. Toys Toys are another essential part of edutainment. In addition to teaching, toys help develop practical skills. Toys allow children to explore their talents. Toys such as miniature musical instruments, legos, board games, animal and plant toys, Rubik's cube, etc. are effective ways to teach children. Collaboration and on-hand skills improve.

Eight ways product managers and org designers are similar 1) You’re ruthless about solving real problems.2) You know how to run a true experiment.3) You can lead without authority.4) You’re always looking to get better as a facilitator.5) You’re a generalist (generally).6) You work well with folks who have different skills and background than... See more

Companies that avoid bombarding customers and instead focus on simplifying consumers’ decision-making will rise above the din, and their customers will stick by them as a result.

Two: Create Meaningful Change According to Peter Senge, most problems we face today are a result of yesterday's solutions. When we look at the big picture and see how it all fits together, we can identify opportunities that make sense for the whole. A Theory of Change is a framework for thinking about change interventions. We need to analyze the... See more