Hi, thanks for stopping by, I feel really lucky that I have had the opportunity to build products at some amazing companies with fantastic people over the past decade. One of my goals for the next decade is to share knowledge and teach. Last year I developed and tested an interactive workshop with these objectives:
Women In Product Copenhagen is a community created to connect women in the product management field online and through live events. Our goals are to empower women product builders and leaders to build products that scale, provide opportunities to connect and resources for career advancement. What is Women in Product CPH, and who is
“Q: Who governs the governors? A: Entropy” — Frank Herbert, The Dosadi Experiment I’ve been reflecting on personal highs and lows of 2019. The goals reached, the surprises, and disappointments. I have so much to be grateful for, but I recognize that I have had very high expectations of myself, and those around me
If you’ve ever been bullied at school, you’ll understand the feeling of being made to feel like an outsider. But how would you feel if the same thing happened at work every day? For many people, this is the reality of their working life. Being ignored in team meetings, not receiving any recognition
In Creativity Inc., Ed Catmull, the co-founder of Pixar, tells a story that resonated with me. It gave me a physical example to consider when thinking about the virtual spaces that I create with software development. Pixar had a cultural goal of “hierarchy doesn’t matter”, but their weekly creative review meeting was held at
