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7 key ingredients to creating motivated and successful teams that work with product development in large organizations. Based on Design Thinking, Agile methodology and 11 years of experience.

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7 ingredients for happy, successful
and motivated teams
Lillian Ayla Ersoy // Medium @lillayla // Tweets @lillaylaux

Lillian Ayla Ersoy
Product Designer & Concept Developer

EXPERTS, COMMUNICATION AND LAWYERS PROJECT MANAGERS AND ANALYSTS
ARCHITECTS AND TEST MANAGERS DESIGNER PROGRAMMER
Project team - 25 people

EXPERTS, COMMUNICATION AND LAWYERS PROJECT MANAGERS AND ANALYSTS
ARCHITECTS AND TEST MANAGERS DESIGNERS PROGRAMMERS
Project team - 25 people

LEARN BUILD MEASURE
LEAN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
ITERATE

Hypotheses that deliver
value to consumers
2

Small multidisciplinary teams
with clear responsibilities
3

Co-creation, but time for
individual thinking
4

Holistic products that extend
beyond artiﬁcial boundaries
5

Visualize everything from
meetings to user stories
6

A ﬂexible roadmap with
continuous learning
7

1. Insight & continuous feedback
2. Hypotheses that deliver value
3. Small teams & clear responsibilities
4. Co-creation & individual thinking
5. Holistic products
6. Visualize everything
7. Flexible roadmap & retrospective

Thank you!
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3. Lillian Ayla Ersoy Product Designer & Concept Developer

4. EXPERTS, COMMUNICATION AND LAWYERS PROJECT MANAGERS AND ANALYSTS ARCHITECTS AND TEST MANAGERS DESIGNER PROGRAMMER Project team - 25 people

5. Foto:Phoebe Dill

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7. EXPERTS, COMMUNICATION AND LAWYERS PROJECT MANAGERS AND ANALYSTS ARCHITECTS AND TEST MANAGERS DESIGNERS PROGRAMMERS Project team - 25 people

8. Project team - 25 people

9. Multidisciplinary teams

10. Status and retrospective

11. LEARN BUILD MEASURE LEAN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ITERATE

12. Insight and continuous feedback 1

13. Hypotheses that deliver value to consumers 2

14. Small multidisciplinary teams with clear responsibilities 3

15. Co-creation, but time for individual thinking 4

16. Holistic products that extend beyond artiﬁcial boundaries 5

17. Visualize everything from meetings to user stories 6

18. A ﬂexible roadmap with continuous learning 7

19. Foto:Georg Nietsch

20. 1. Insight & continuous feedback 2. Hypotheses that deliver value 3. Small teams & clear responsibilities 4. Co-creation & individual thinking 5. Holistic products 6. Visualize everything 7. Flexible roadmap & retrospective

21. Thank you! Contined reading: Deep Work, Cal Newport Quiet, Susan Cain Tweets @lillaylaUX  

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