Mo Shafieeha
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Mo Shafieeha
Stage 3: Emergent When UX maturity is emergent, organizations exhibit UX work in more teams, engage in some UX-related planning and may have UX budgets. The UX efforts are, however, small, unstable, and based on individual manager initiatives rather than organizational policies. Some teams that use several research and design methods and do... See more
Nielsen Norman Group • The 6 Levels of UX Maturity
Our Investment in 0x
Sarah Guo • Exchange Infrastructure for the Internet | Greylock
In order to optimize sleep and wakefulness - even if you're tired - we need to set the deck in a way that lets your body monitor its autonomic timing and set its circadian rhythm. Eat a light breakfast and exercise a little (it doesn't have to be intense).
Andrew Huberman • Sleep Toolkit: Tools for Optimizing Sleep & Sleep-Wake Timing
Investing in companies at times of uncertainty can be an opportunity for investors. Silver Lake's early investment in AirBnB during a time of "distress" was a stroke of genius. Being willing to "be greedy" and take chances can generate outsized returns. It is likely that the best companies during this period will become leaner, more long-term... See more
Sarah Guo • when the music stops
1. Initial concept development/MVP This is the phase in which human-centered design exists. It is a discovery of a real problem people face in the real world, and we set out to solve it. For example, you may create an app to allow people to share rides. In order to launch your MVP, you design, test, and prototype it with potential customers.
Jesse Weaver • Human-Centered Design Dies at Launch
Those who succeed combine stable design elements with dynamic elements that change as markets change and strategy changes. It's a rare opportunity for organizations to identify their stable backbone and set them up so that they can change dynamically. Successful leaders and successful companies use these changes to "rebuild the future"—but a... See more
McKinsey • Getting organizational redesign right
--------------------------------------------- Performing a retrospective You can fix any mistakes you made and improve your approach if you did an interview by yourself. If it's a team effort, then the retrospective should be done in iterations after one or two interviews. Share the recording with someone more skilled and ask for their feedback.
UX Booth • Remote User Interviewing Basics
A DAO should be divided into sub-DAOs and, ideally, two pizza teams:A sub-DAO is responsible for its internal governance, compensation, and responsibilities allocation (central leadership is encouraged). Each sub-DAO can have any number of members. Sub-DAOs can submit work proposals to the overarching DAO.Each work proposal outlines: the KPIs the... See more
petrpan • KPI Sub-DAO Structure
