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Thu Feb 2

  • Product Thinking,
  • Strategy

Field Guide to a Product Mind: Social Proof

The Social Proof principle suggests when a person finds themselves in an unfamiliar situation where they’re unsure of the correct course of action, they will often look to those around them for prompts and clues on how to behave properly. In this Field Guide to a Product Mind: Social Proof, discover what causes it, social proof in action and ways this constant and powerful influence plays out in our lives.

Field Guide to a Product Mind: Social Proof

Wed Jan 11

  • Culture,
  • Product Thinking,
  • Software Development

Tammy’s 2023 Outlook: The Year of More

We’re welcoming 2023 as the year of more. As an exciting time of transitions, growth and continuing to deliver impact, hear what Tammy Chiasson, Managing Director of Thoughtworks Canada, envisions for our people, partners and methods in 2023.

Tammy’s 2023 Outlook: The Year of More

Thu Dec 1

  • Culture,
  • Product Thinking,
  • Software Development

Global Day of Coderetreat Toronto 2022

Earlier this month, we hosted Global Day of Coderetreat (GDCR) at our Toronto office. After a three-year hiatus, we wanted to re-awaken some of the community enthusiasm when we hosted the event for the first time back in 2019. This year we planned for a larger event which turned out to be a really good thing as we nearly doubled our attendance. And in case you were wodering, this is how we did it.

Global Day of Coderetreat Toronto 2022

Wed Nov 9

  • Product Thinking,
  • Strategy

You’re Wrong & Don’t Know It: Process Biases

Process biases occur when you process information based on cognitive factors instead of concrete evidence, skewing your perception of reality, even if all the pertinent and necessary data is right in front of you. And in our third installment of You’re Wrong & Don’t Know It, discover some of the different types of process biases, their impact, and most importantly, how they can be avoided.

You’re Wrong & Don’t Know It: Process Biases

Wed Nov 2

  • Product Thinking,
  • Software Development

Learning Archetypes: An aid for setting intention at a Coderetreat

On the one hand, labels can hold us back. They come with expectations on what we can and can’t do, or what we know and don’t know. Those expectations can be self-inflicted or put on us by others. This is especially true of job titles. This is why at a Coderetreat, we say that we leave our job titles at the door. For similar reasons, we delete our code at the end of a Coderetreat pairing session. Pre-existing notions, assumptions, or expectations oftentimes hold us back from learning — consequently, we discard them when possible.

Learning Archetypes: An aid for setting intention at a Coderetreat

Thu Oct 13

  • Product Thinking,
  • Research,
  • Strategy

Mapping Your Product’s Ecosystem: A Product Strategy Essential

Product strategy should take all parties into consideration. It should account for the organization making the product, the environment it operates in, and the entities with whom they interact. It should assess and clearly communicate dynamic strategic threats while allowing for easy comparisons to determine differentiation. Last but not least, your product strategy should always put your customer first. Here's a how-to on plotting out the many actors, entities, and relationships involved in your forthcoming product to ensure your strategy leaves nothing to chance.

Mapping Your Product’s Ecosystem: A Product Strategy Essential

Wed Oct 12

  • Product Thinking,
  • Software Development

Product Delivery Team Anti-patterns – Async Fixation

In this final edition of the Product Delivery Team Anti-patterns series, Paul Sobocinski, Director of Engineering covers the async fixation anti-pattern and how it straddles a fine line with async collaboration.

Product Delivery Team Anti-patterns – Async Fixation

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