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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2020

Polytechnicast - Minimum Viable Product as Jargon for Learning

from Polytechnicast · host Rob Stenzinger

In this Polytechnicast I consider how I've found MVP useful. Also how MVP and any highly celebrated business and design concept will go through a cycle where the name for the concept draws more and more negative takes. And I share the news that I'm launching a Patreon of news and special episodes of the Polytechnicast and more! Related Links and Resources Support and follow Rob on Patreon for more news and special episodes of the Polytechnicast and more Get workshops ebooks for ux design, creative coding, creative challenges, goals, and storytelling in Rob's Gumroad store For Skillshare subscribers or those new to Skillshare who'd like to sign up for 2 free months + get the Drawing User Journey Maps class Rob Stenzinger - Maker, teacher, and coach for user experience design, games, and collaboration Subscribe to the Polytechnicast RSS feed in your podcatcher Polytechnicast - Minimum Viable Product as Jargon for Learning Rob Stenzinger

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