Designing away the cookie disclaimer buff.ly/2IMz2uf

Required reading for marketplace startups: The 20 best essays buff.ly/2mhi4r1

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The talent shortage is real dw.com/en/germany-san…

“Anytime you’re trying to change people’s behavior, you need to start them off with a lot of structure, so they don’t have to think. A lot of what we do is habit, and it’s hard to change those habits, but having very clear guardrails can help us.” buff.ly/2N8qU6j

How many times have you used data to make the completely wrong choice? My money says more than zero. buff.ly/2GWJgYi

User research — what’s tomato ketchup got to do with it? buff.ly/2rIIG6s #ux #uxresearch

10 cognitive biases to avoid in User Research (and how to avoid them) buff.ly/2JDuh3i #ux #userresearch

Free course from Facebook on managing bias: buff.ly/1SmWgT2 #bias #managingbias

It's my #Twitterversary! I have been on Twitter for 12 years (since 12 Mar 2007). What's your #TwiAge? TwiAge.com

It's my #Twitterversary! I have been on Twitter for 12 years (since 12 Mar 2007). What's your #TwiAge? TwiAge.com

Completely unfair how the media picked the #FaceApp privacy story. It’s not like they are doing anything unexpected or disallowed. The media should pick on companies that knowingly do funky stuff with user data such as, just for instance, Facebook...

Taking a peek at Disney+, I found this. ❤️

Thought I’d draw a more accurate calendar for 2020 so far....

I see most company having a “doing TOO MUCH” problem. Instead of trying to find the most valuable things to do, we hire more people. Which means we start more work, things slow down further...

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I'd say this is not exclusive to IT companies. What is an IT company these days, anyway? Great read. medium.com/@matgrabowski/…

Anyone else think it's really annoying that in 2020 you still have to download and install Skype for Business for a single call with someone from Deloitte? Which then leads to installing a bunch of crap from Microsoft 🙄

Product failure is expensive. And look around, it’s common. Why do products fail? Is it becos we can't build the product? No Is it becos we launched it N weeks late? Almost never So what is it? The 7 Biases of Product teams, a very visual thread:

Hey Spotify , super impressed that you found a Freddie King concert in London. Particularly since he’s been dead for almost 50 years 😅