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Technology Decisions Without the Jargon
You don't need to understand how something works to decide well about it. You need to ask better questions than the ones jargon usually invites.
Read the ArticleKinds of writing.
Practical how-to writing — frameworks and methods you can apply the same day.
What Customer Research Is Actually For
Customer research isn't a box to check before building something — it's how you find out whether the…
A Practical Way to Prioritise Product Features
Most feature-prioritisation frameworks are more complicated than the decisions they're meant to simplify. Here's a shorter one that…
Why Good Strategy Begins With Fewer Decisions
Most strategy documents fail not because the thinking is wrong, but because there's too much of it to…
Longer essays from instructors on the fields they teach and still practice.
Designing Systems People Can Actually Use
A well-designed system that nobody adopts isn't a well-designed system. Usability isn't a finishing touch — it's the…
Technology Decisions Without the Jargon
You don't need to understand how something works to decide well about it. You need to ask better…