Joyce Seitzinger

Zoom in on the map with the operation name on it. Operation Epic Fury. Because of course…

Clippy says: Look's like you're trying to start a global thermonuclear war. Would you like me to decide when to launch?

My absolute must-listen!

And she did Austin Powers

This is amazing.

www.getyourfuckingmoneyback.com

The lunar new year has started - the year of the fire horse

Sixty years ago, Jennie Lee's vision created The Open University 🎓 Welcoming all backgrounds, millions have started life-changing journeys. #OUfamily #TheOpenUniversity #OU60 💙

Ideation Session Template & Workshop Guide - Hustle Badger Ideation session template | Detailed ideation session how to guide | Prep tips | Workshop exercises

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𝟱 - 𝗜𝗱𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

Great ideas emerge from:
• Diverse perspectives in the room
• Inspiring reference points
• Collective insights
• Sketching and visualising solutions

9/10

🧠 The mindset shifts that separate PMs from Product Leaders
🧩 The common traps new leaders fall into
🎯 How to prepare before you make the jump
🔄 The Product Leadership Wheel — her framework to find your footing

152 PMs are already in.

See you there!
#product #productmanagement

4/4

Most product development fails because teams spend months building features nobody want.

5 pillars I rely on to de-risk product decisions:

𝟭 - 𝗥𝗶𝘀𝗸 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗯𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻

• Building products is expensive
• PMs exist to maximise return on that investment
• Not every feature needs the same validation

1/10

Autonomy without alignment isn’t trust.

It’s leadership abdicating responsibility

"Product-led" works when product is strategic, not isolated.

#product #productmanagement
9/9

For most companies, going "product-led" is a complete disaster, and they soon revert to a feature factory.

It's a predictable pattern:
• Product teams cheer.
• Leadership steps back.
• Accountability quietly disappears.
• Then… it all blows up.

WHAT COMPANIES THINK THEY ARE DOING

1/9

Ok with such passionate advocates, who is the author please?

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Today’s spelling bee

If this does not make you smile see a doctor

TBM 407: The Three Juggling Acts (Strategic, Lazy, and Survival) Here’s a simple model I’ve been using lately to discuss strategy and focus.

Three kinds of juggling...

cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-407-th...

How user segmentation, rather than personas, helps you get design buy-in uxdesign.cc/how-user-seg...

Seconded. Oftentimes when I sit down to write after researching and interviewing, I don’t know what exactly I am going to write. The process of writing of discovery. It’s learning which parts go together and which don’t. It’s finding the underlying narrative. Relegating it to a machine won’t do that

Innovation is not magic; it’s technique medium.com/p/9b3c81a41877

On dedication and love for the invisible work. www.doc.cc/syntax/craft

Am I going to wake up at 5am to watch the final of a sport I don’t know anything about? Yes I am. #winterolympics #milanocortina

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The Pitt

Admiring the Olympics #crosscountry women. They are #tough.

GSB Lecturer Matt Abrahams gives practical tips on tricks on how to make public presentations memorable, and how to get into the right mindset to be a successful communicator. Listen to Matt's podcast... Matt Abrahams: "How to Make Your Communication Memorable"

There are a ton of great presentation tips in this talk. Matt Abrahams focuses on both what you present and how you present it. Solid advice for new and seasoned presenters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fsr4yrSAIAQ&ab_channel=StanfordGraduateSchoolofBusiness

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I’m sorry but no one has mentioned the obvious…?

Minimum Viable Ethnography One question.Ten minutes. No excuses.

This article on Minimum Viable Ethnography by Erica Hall is such a treasure. She explains how simple revelatory ethnographic research can be. I highly recommend you give her approach a try.

Read Erika’s Article:
https://medium.com/mule-design/minimum-viable-ethnography-a047e9358df0

fellas, is it a good sign when the Queen has to join the army reserves?

The justices claim their papers belong to them, not the government or the public, and generally arrange to have them locked away until long after their deaths. The court releases no visitor logs to reveal who meets with the justices.

like this is absurd, get over yourselves

I was a White House staffer. When having a lunch with anyone who worked at law firm, corp, embassy, *newspaper* I had to document that I'd paid exactly my share of the bill. ("No free lunch" policy.)

At some formal event dinners, had to calculate fair-market cost of my serving, and reimburse it

The UK paid £4.1 million for a bookmarks site Or, as they like to call it, the 'AI Skills Hub'. Which was built by PwC because of course it was

Hang on, I had missed the fact that the AI Skills Hub cost £4m. mahadk.com/posts/ai-ski... If this wasn't tax payers' money it would be quite funny. Also, can only assume PWC spent some time rolling around in gold because they did NOT spend it on building this