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Sep 9, 2019 42 min

14: Making Work Better (ft. Ben Huggins, Humu)

from Seaworthy Hosted by Andrew Verbconcouer, Ben Huggins

In this episode, Andrew interviews Ben Huggins, Head of Design at Humu. They talk about Ben's journey into design and dig into using timely triggers to change behavior. They also talk about building product teams around business goals. Seaworthy is hosted by Andrew Verboncouer, Partner and CEO at Headway, with actionable advice on product validation, execution, and growth. Headway is a full-cycle product studio. We work in four areas: design systems, digital transformation, new products, and artificial intelligence. We partner with growth-stage B2B SaaS companies, mid-market teams, and enterprise innovation groups. More at headway.io

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In this episode, Andrew interviews Ben Huggins, Head of Design at Humu. They talk about Ben's journey into design and dig into using timely triggers to change behavior. They also talk about building product teams around business goals.

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