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Thanks for the fun times!
As some of you already know, today is my last day at 3eep/SportsPassion. It’s been an amazing journey and I’m already looking forward to my next adventure! Here’s a few things I’ve learnt over the past few years in product management: Responding to the community is not the same as reacting to the community Good [...]
Read moreSpicy Tofu with Coriander & Lime
This is a dish I had for breakfast at a great place called Burasari, just off Patong Beach in Thailand. It tastes a little like a soupy version of salt and pepper tofu. Though I had this in Thailand, I think it’s more of a Chinese influenced dish (which seems to be quite common around [...]
Read moreProduct Tools: Have a plan, and be brave.
Join us for Product Mavens, Thurs 21 Jan at Cook & Archies, Surry Hills.
Read moreOutsourcing: Tools and tips for cross-culture harmony
Having worked with a number of remote development teams over the last few years, I’ve learnt a couple of things. Here’s the insights: Employ processes that work for you. Everything will work a lot better if everyone is on the same page – with the same expectations. Having solid processes (be it ‘agile’ or whatever [...]
Read moreMeet the Mavens!
We enjoyed the recent Product Mavens Meetup so much that we’d like to get everyone together again before the year ends! In keeping with all other social gatherings at this time of year, we’re moving from the cafe to the bar (tis the silly season after all!) Here’s the details… When: Wednesday 16th December, 12.30 [...]
Read moreProduct Mavens Meetup – 18 Nov – Surry Hills
If you’re working in a Product type role and looking to connect with other Product Mavens, you should join us for the first Product Mavens Meetup! It’s a casual coffee catchup – nothing planned… just an opportunity to chinwag with product peeps. When? Wed 18 Nov, 8.30-10am Where? Cook & Archies, 4 Buckingham Street, Surry [...]
Read moreProduct naming hell
I don’t think it has ever been easy to come up with a name for your brand new product, but I think it is probably getting harder as the number of products explode, combined with limited domain names, trademark issues etc. So, I think it’s safe to say that for some (especially marketing and product [...]
Read moreNan’s Zucchini Bread
I love this recipe. As a kid, my sister & I used to visit my Nan in Queensland’s Gold Coast every year. She would always have a zucchini loaf waiting for us (my other Grandmother always had a Honey cake awaiting our arrival, and yes, I was spoiled as a young child, and in need of a good dentist). This recipe makes 2 x loaves, although you could always half it if you only wanted to make one (but trust me, you’ll want two… and if you don’t, you can always give one to your Nan or neighbour, or just stick it in the freezer). My Nan usually eats this with a good slather of butter (but she is from New Zealand where butter was a staple for her generation). I prefer it straight up with a cup of tea. Enjoy!
Read more#ondoy and #ketsana red cross appeal
On 26th September 2009, the Philippines and Vietnam were hit by devestating typhoons, causing flooding, leaving many dead and others homeless. The situation is desperate and Red Cross are calling for your support. Here’s how you can help: Australians can donate via Red Cross Australia. Americans can donate via American Red Cross Or donate directly [...]
Read more5 of the Best Italian Restaurants in Surry Hills
If you’re venturing out for dinner in Surry Hills, look no further than these fine Italian options: Il Baretto - Cheap & cheerful, but get in early (else you end up drinking at the Carrington!) Pizza e Birra - Great for dinner or a lazy lunch. Mille Vini – Italian style tapas wine bar – [...]
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