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Ethics in Tech: A Psychological Perspective
Andrea Dobson takes a deep dive into social psychology research on behaviour, ethics and company culture, addressing some of the anti-patterns to avoid.
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Community Centered Tech for Social Good
Sri Ponnada talks about how a collaborative project allows residents to discover local parks, and to take advantage of the various resources that the city of Seattle has to offer.
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Microservice Agility
Nikola Bogdanov discusses the evolution of the interaction and adaptation of communication and the organizational agility in companies developing microservices.
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A Neurobiologist's Guide to Mind Manipulation
Casey Watts discusses reframing frustration into accomplishment and having a more happy and productive team using psychological ideas.
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Getting Them to Get It: Communicating beyond the Agile Bubble
Judy Rees discusses building trust, developing psychological safety, reducing conflict and misunderstandings while maintaining creative tension, and leading listeners in a practical session.
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Can You Turn It down a Bit?
Sallyann Freudenberg explores the flexible sensory working environments.
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Psychology of Ethics 101
Andrea Dobson discusses why people behave unethically and what can be done about it, including social psychology research on behavior, ethics and company culture, and anti-patterns to avoid.
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Ethical Tech - A Psychologist's Perspective
Alexander Steinhart lives and works in Berlin and has a rather interesting background in psychology as well as technology.
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The Evolution of a Portfolio Wall
Greg Cempla and Anna Miedzianowska discuss the Portofolio Wall used by Ocado to have global visibility and to aid collaboration across hundreds of people in four development centers.
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Kanban Roll-out Survival: Dealing with 'Idiots'
Katherine Kirk explains how to apply eastern philosophical models to help extend and support core Lean and Agile methods and practices when coaching teams, executives, project managers and devs.
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Better Engineering via Better Discourse
Theo Schlossnagle discusses being a better engineer through better discourse by improving both as communicator and as listener. *Editor's note: Contains language that some viewers may find offensive*
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Deep Listening: Creating Conversational Agility
Brian Branagan explains how to decrease dissatisfaction with “not being heard” by changing the way of listening, supported by latest discoveries in the neuroscience of listening.