101 design ingredients to solve big tech problems by Eewei Chen; Robert André, illustrator instant download

101 design ingredients to solve big tech problems by Eewei Chen; Robert André, illustrator instant download

xvii, 271 pages : 23 cm, One page, one ingredient. 101 reasons to become more successful at solving those big technology problems. 101 Design ingredients will help your technology team identify problems, share responsibilities, and work better together, In parts 1 through 4, you'll find 101 problem-solving ingredients, grouped into project stages to help you apply the right ingredient at the right time. Start at any point, page through the humorously illustrated ingredients--you're bound to find many that get you thinking and make your business more successful, In part 5, you'll see examples of how companies can blend some of the ingredients used in this book to solve specific business requirments for investment, innovation, leadership, and more. You'll learn how to mix and match ingredients to create your own recipes for success, tailored to your company's needs. -- Back cover, Includes bibliographical references and index, Ingredients to get you started -- Identify the root cause -- Understand customer needs -- Promote your team -- Know what you control -- Find the sweet spot -- Connect the dots -- Know what competitors are up to -- Start with the end -- Get your facts right -- Improve vs. differentiate -- Do the opposite -- Make it an adventure -- Build an A-Team -- Clarify roles and responsibilities -- Simplify your business model -- Pitch the problem -- Sell it in one sentence -- Time it right -- Test your biggest hypothesis first -- Take a leap of faith, Ingredients to keep you going -- Know what will help you succeed -- Put it into context -- Sympathize with the situation -- They can't be good at everything -- Be a catalyst -- Perform as a team -- Fight them to know them -- Just flow with it -- Train them right -- Make it easy -- Prioritize ideas -- Slice it thinly -- Find the shortest route -- Timebox it -- Keep it simple -- Use the 80/20 rule -- Constrain yourself -- Be really good at one thing -- Be unfashionable -- Fail fast, fail often -- Find the gaps…