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- How to solve big problems and test new ideas in just five days
- Narrated by: Dan Bittner
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Publisher's Summary
Entrepreneurs and leaders face big questions every day. How should you be focusing your efforts? What will your idea look like in real life? How do you start? How many meetings and discussions does it take before you can be sure you've got the right solution? Now there's a surefire way to answer these important questions: the sprint.
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Sprint is about arming your business with a process to get problems solved by short-circuiting the endless debate cycle, avoiding groupthink and utilising the people, knowledge and tools that every team already has. It's for companies or groups of any size, from small start-ups to Fortune 100s, from teachers to nonprofits - anyone who has a big opportunity, problem or idea and who needs to get started.
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- Subodh Gadgil
- 25-02-21
A Workbook for Design Thinking
It's a workbook for anyone wanting to use design thinking for solving problems. The step by step format makes things easy to remember and implement.
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- Vellanki Sriharsha
- 26-07-22
A must read/listen to book for any professional
A must read/listen to book for any professional esp. product managers, Business leaders, engineers.
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- bhanu86
- 16-06-22
Good book if you are into product development
A succinct and new way of looking at sprint and how to leverage it to your advantage.
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- Shaggy
- 21-06-20
was my first but Won't be my last audiobook!
loved it. first time tried an audiobook which was kind of educational. had apprehensions earlier but it was surprisingly well structured, easy to follow and to remember!
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- Yash Kanbargi
- 20-11-21
worth the read
a good read for someone who is interested to know about design thinking- a way of solving problems.
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- Thairq
- 14-01-20
good to hear out the stories
struggled to finish but at the end it's worth it. had hard time remembering key connecting point. if the app suggest 'break ' point it will help
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- Gaurav S.
- 13-04-24
Amazing listen for product managers
Amazing listen for experimenting things quickly and coming up with a decision for the products
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- Gaurav Gaur
- 27-11-20
A good boot up guide for product design
The pointers discussed in this book will help in learning right processes and methods for doing product design.
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- Kailash Chand
- 18-11-19
I loved most of the things from the book
The book is quite good. It got some great points, I'll implement them in UX process.
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