SUNDAY REWIND: Badass: Making users awesome

BY Imogen Schels ON MAY 30, 2021

This week we’re rewinding all the way to 2015 and a classic #mtpcon San Francisco keynote from Kathy Sierra — Badass: Making users awesome.

Kathy argues that every experience has the potential to be transformative if we just build them the right way and she provides brilliant, at times laugh out loud funny, examples to make her point.

Kathy sierra at mtpcon san francisco — Kathy Sierra speaking at #mtpcon San Francisco

A must watch for any product manager hoping to transform frustrating product experiences into magical ones.

Watch Badass: Making Users Awesome by Kathy Sierra and explore more posts from our Sunday Rewind series .

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Imogen Schels

Imogen brings more than 10 years of experience in print and digital to her role as Director of Content Strategy for Mind the Product. The core of her experience comes from 10 years working as an editor for Bauer Consumer Media, a division of Europe’s largest privately-owned publishing group, and as Head of Content for Benivo, an award-winning startup.

This week we're rewinding all the way to 2015 and a classic #mtpcon San Francisco keynote from Kathy Sierra — Badass: Making users awesome. Kathy argues that every experience has the potential to be transformative if we just build them the right way and she provides brilliant, at times laugh out loud funny, examples to make her point. [caption id="attachment_24242" align="aligncenter" width="1020"]

Kathy Sierra speaking at #mtpcon San Francisco[/caption] A must watch for any product manager hoping to transform frustrating product experiences into magical ones. Watch Badass: Making Users Awesome by Kathy Sierra and explore more posts from our Sunday Rewind series .

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