4 Steps to Reusable Components
Coming Soon
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Google Slides
- Personal FREE option
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MindMeister
- Limited FREE option
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Miro
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Limited FREE option
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Mural
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No free option
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Remote Work Tools
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Why Map? - Nielsen Norman Group
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User Story Mapping
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Books
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Jeff Patton (https://www.jpattonassociates.com/user-story-mapping/)
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Customer Journey Mapping
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OK Journey Maps
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Presentations
Techniques
🠺 Spend time on a regular basis connecting with each other without talking about work.
🠺 Acknowledge and embrace that everyone, regardless of gender, has emotions that influence their thoughts and decisions.
🠺 Acknowledge or express appreciation to each other frequently.
CAUTION: Appreciation should be an everyday activity, not just at retrospectives and group meetings. Ideally, every interaction should start with appreciation for the other person.
WARNING: Because of our brain biology, appreciation is not easy; it’s a lot easier to see what’s wrong with what another team member said or did; but beginning conversations with problems often creates more problems.
🠺 Beware of making assumptions and ask clarifying or confirming questions to ensure that what you think is happening is actually happening.
CAUTION: If the other person says that your understanding is wrong, slow down and listen; they may be wrong but they may also be right.
🠺 Avoid dismissing others’ contributions and build on what has already been contributed.
TIP: Address one piece of feedback at a time; avoid chaining multiple points of feedback together (e.g. “...and another thing…”).