Josh Nesbitt

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We cover:

✔️ User manuals help communicate personal working styles.
✔️ Psychological safety is crucial for honest communication.
✔️ Feedback should be given early and often.
✔️ Writing down thoughts aids in self-reflection.
✔️ Effective communication requires understanding different styles.

Unlocking team potential with user manuals In this episode, Josh and James discuss the concept of user manuals for humans, exploring how individuals can communicate their preferences, boundaries, and working styles to foster better collaborati...

In this weeks episode of Off Script, @mrjameshall.bsky.social and I discuss the concept of user manuals for humans. I loved this chat where we talked a bit about what makes us tick at work.

No signal, no service: digital exclusion and how to change it So you don't need to take a whole morning off for a doctor's appointment - great! Using tech for key services like healthcare and utility bills can speed up so many interactions and some changes are h...

Sareh's talk covered the specific groups who are excluded when we take a digital-first approach to services, with some sage advice on how we can consider everyone as we build digital-first experiences.

Watch the talk and find out more.

Sareh Heidari's talk poster from All Day Hey! 2025, with the title "No signal, no service: digital exclusion and how to change it".

Our third talk from All Day Hey! 2025 was from the wonderful Sareh Heidari with "No signal, no service: digital exclusion and how to change it".

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This talk was so good, Thalita is awesome.

Thanks so much, bryn!

Actions speak louder than words or siloed initiatives, and men in these leadership positions need to exercise the opportunity to act.

I've written about this previously, and something I'm actively involved in leading wherever I go.

This is a really excellent article, Salma. You're absolutely right in that it is an organisation-level problem and one that requires strong allyship from men to help unstick it.

No safer place than a BJÖRKSNÄS.

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Is Test Driven Development actually better now we have AI? Josh and James discuss the implications of Test-Driven Development (TDD) in the context of the rapid advancements in AI technology. They explore how AI tools are changing the landscape of software dev...

We dig into how AI tools are changing the landscape of software development, the challenges of maintaining quality in fast-paced environments, and the importance of balancing speed with safety.

🧪 Is Test Driven Development actually better now we have AI?

Me and @mrjameshall.bsky.social discuss the implications of Test-Driven Development (TDD) in the context of the rapid advancements in AI tools.

Lola's talk was the perfect opener to the day back in May. Check it out below and subscribe for more talks over the coming months!

But it will only be valuable if that AI is grounded in the realities of how people learn and reflects their diversity. If we get that right, we don’t just make education faster; we make it fairer, more human, and more meaningful.

AI will not replace education. But it continues to reshape the foundations and fundamentals. The future of learning is AI-driven, and we live in a world where AI is normalised.

Productive friction and the future of learning: An AI driven approach | Genio AI will not replace education. But it continues to reshape the fundamentals. Here we explore how to find the right balance for an AI driven learning future.

Following on from the Genio webinar last night on AI's impact on education, I've published some thoughts on AI and the future of learning.

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Ahhhhh wish I was there!

Getting huge FOMO.

I guess a poor example would be database providers losing market share and awesome new engines emerging from a loss of domination.

I'm hoping it drives more investment into the ecosystem and open tooling more than another giant. Disruption like this has worked well over the years and I'm hoping we see similar with AI.

A dispersion of power for AI tech is very much a good thing, and will drive more innovation for stuff that is actually good.

😎 ☀️ A day out, creative inspiration, an opportunity to learn from the best, a chance to network and meetup with old friends. All of the above, or just for the experience.

🚨 Today is your last day to grab a ticket before Front End North on Thursday!

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I can tell you what it is. A bunch of awesome people doing awesome things. That's what it is.

I don’t know what it is, but I’ve got a really good feeling about Front End North. I’m so excited to speak and hear the other talks, meet new people, have some fun, learn some things, get energised again.

If you’re on the fence about a ticket, come and hang out - it’s going to be awesome.

amazing q&a with paul krugman

Don't we all m8.