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Jan 7, 2020 50 min

Conversation Design Mastery - Hans van Dam, Robocopy

from Voice Tech Podcast Hosted by Carl Robinson

On the show today we welcome Hans van Dam, the co-founder of Robocopy, a company that trains and certifies conversation designers all around the world. Hans begins by explaining to listeners what exactly conversation design entails and why it is important in the context of conversational AI technologies. We cover the various areas that conversation designers need to understand and consider, including technology, psychology, language and empathy, and then Hans gives us a breakdown of the Robocopy process that he and his team have refined by working with brands over the years. Tuning in to this episode, listeners will also hear more about starting a career in conversation design and how we can apply this function in teams. We talk about the online conversation design course itself – a program that teaches you to write natural language dialog for chatbots and voice assistants. Links from the show: Hans van Dam on LinkedIn Hans van Dam on Twitter Robocopy Conversational Academy Botcopy KLM Surveyline Cathy Pearl on LinkedIn Wired for Speech Scrum The Great Gatsby Marcel Proust Zero to One Nutribullet Sponsors: Project Voice << 30% off code: VOICETECHCARL Find us here: Website Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Discord LinkedIn X Reddit Patreon [email protected] ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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