Our journey navigating the techosphere
Our journey navigating the techosphere
Tom Cammann on .
Bash and Python golfing is a silly hobby I have, but I always learn a lot from doing it. Either I get practice using a library or tool I rarely use or I get to discover new ways of dissecting a problem. I certainly did both on this golfing jaunt ⛳️ The Taskhtt…
A design process is simply an ordered list of activities to deliver a product. It's common across all areas of design, and it's so simple that any designer can recite it word-for-word within a job interview. Which is often all it's good for. As simple as 'unde…
This week's WFH Engineering Diaries presents to you, Dave Cooper! He talks about how your home office set up can be a complete game changer and how WFH allows him to spend time doing things he wants to do like baking bread and watching his daughter crawl for t…
In UX design training bootcamps, we are often told to rely on qualitative research more than we do on quantitative data. This makes sense: qualitative information helps foster empathy with our users, giving us a direct understanding of what does and doesn’t wo…
Alena Kaposvaryova on .
Hi, I'm Alena, I joined the Orion Flows Product team 9 months ago in my first role as Product Manager and I'd like to share our story with you. Team: "So, what are we doing?" 4 faces expectantly looked at me.Me: "Errrrrr, I guess we look at some tickets?”Has…
I think we can all relate to this one! Sarah Beharry talks to us about adjusting to more time at home, shares some handy advice around style of working and why taking time for yourself is really important. Tell us about your position here at OVO and what your…