Learnings

<p>User Stories are ill-suited for expressing requirements </p>

<p>A collection of product frameworks to help you create better products </p>

<p>Conhecendo o dual track: foco na entrega de valor (Workflow similar ao que usamos atualmente no AL e no PP) </p>

<p>One page/one hour methodology to increase collaboration and decrease your effort in documents </p>

<p>Incident Review and Postmortem Best Practices </p>

<p>Use the Planning Poker tool by Gorazdo on Miro app to run a quick and smooth estimation session with your product team </p>

<p>What is a Product Feature Kickoff? </p>

<p>How to Write a Product Requirements Document — With Examples </p>

<p>Driving design maturity in an Agile-centric startup </p>

<p>useful reminder about prioritization's do's and don'ts </p>

<p>Microsoft's Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) practices to help developers build more secure software by reducing the number and severity of vulnerabilities. </p>

<p>“Empowering clients with choice and an active role in the design process goes a step further towards their project becoming realized, and helps you keep things on course.” - Brendan English </p>

<p>the basics of OKR for designers </p>

<p>how Google uses OKRs </p>

<p>how to improve our design process while dealing with complex product scenarios </p>

<p>Why Cutting Costs is Expensive: How $9/Hour Software Engineers Cost Boeing Billions </p>

<p>a great resource for documenting user test insights </p>

<p>tools and tips for usability testing </p>

<p>Public and open source frameworks to help designers with personal growth. </p>

<p>why pair-designing might be great for our team </p>

<p>Spotify's way to manage the company where 'agile &gt; methodology' </p>