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Hosted by Derek Seibert & Jeremy Miller · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 108 episodes
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The Retro Time Podcast is all about retrospectives. Join your hosts, Derek Seibert and Jeremy Miller, as they talk about software — from product design to software development to the soft skills you need to make it in the industry. Using their long careers to kick off the conversation, they’ll drop a few nuggets of wisdom each episode… 96.7% guaranteed.
Derek Seibert & Jeremy Miller hosts Retro Time // A Software Podcast, a technology show with 108 episodes published.
The real horror? It’s not the prototype that’s broken… It’s her process. Today, we’re trading our usual interviews for a Halloween story straight out of every designer’s worst nightmare: The Infinite Usability Test. Meet
What happens when your stakeholder is actually a demon from the darkest depths of UX hell? Listen for a wild ride through Silicon Valley’s dark side in our special Halloween episode. We’re trading our usual insights for
No one likes one-play toilet paper. Yet it’s everywhere. It’s in just about every public or institutional toilet across the world. This begs the question, if no one likes one-play toilet paper, why is it everywhere? Well
What happens when the quest for the perfect design goes too far? Today, we’re stepping away from our usual interviews and discussions to bring you a special Halloween treat. This is the story of Ethan. A talented UX desi
Sit right back and you’ll hear a tale. A tale of a woman who isn’t quite careful about what she does with her personal information while browsing the internet. Do you think you’re safe online? Do you pay close attention
Lots of folks have ended up in the position of being at a higher level than they maybe should be. This sounds like a blessing, but it could quickly turn into a curse when you decide to move to a new job where you may be
AI isn’t coming. AI is here. There are two types of people in this world. Those who are chomping at the bit to embrace AI tools like ChatGPT, and those who are terrified the end is nigh. Let’s face it, AI is pretty incre
Most software teams don’t realize the power they have over our everyday lives. With the proliferation of smart technology and connected networks, when product teams miss seemingly little software bugs, the consequences c
You may have never heard of “The Network Effect” but you most certainly have experienced it. If you’ve used social media, watched TV, or subscribed to a streaming service like Spotify, or Netflix, you’ve been a part of t
Every once in a while, a great team will fall into an alternate universe. One where things don’t go according to plan. Where things could have gone right if only someone made a different decision. It might look a lot lik
This week, our heroes discuss the age-old, and often touchy subject of who software teams serve. Do they serve the product? Stakeholders? Product Managers? Product Owners? Users? The team itself? The post 73. Who Do Soft
This week our heroes discuss decisions, their long-term, lingering impact, and what happens when those decisions turn into ancient history that predates the modern era. The post 72. When Important Decisions Become Ancien
This week, our heroes take a cue from Star Trek and discuss "miracle workers" or the folks who always seem to get attention when they save the day. Yet the ones who work in the shadows, keeping things running, never seem
This week, our heroes discuss perfection. What it means to strive for perfection, and when to let "Good Enough" be your rallying cry. Striving for perfection isn't bad, but don't let perfect get in the way of the good. T
Have you ever wondered how the big guy got presents to all the children on earth in one night? The post Seasons Greetings: The Story of Barry Christmas appeared first on Retro Time.
How well do you know the people in your organization? Can you name 5 or 10 people outside of your team? Do you know what they do or why they are assigned to various roles? Do you know how it impacts you? The post 69. Don
This week, our heroes dig into the interview archives to present the legendary "Uncle Bob," Martin. We learn about the history of the Agile Manifesto and if any parts were written in a hot tub. The post From the Archive:
This week our heroes talk with Jesper Boeg, author of the "Agile Bullshit" series about his thoughts on the state of Agile today. Jesper explains why he thinks the industry is suffering from too much Agile bullshit. The
This week, our heros talk with Neil Thompson author and host of Teach the Geek. Neil gives advice on how to be a better public speaker, and offers some tips on things to do to avoid becoming a sweaty mess. The post 67. T
This week, our heroes dig into the interview archives to present Tom Greever, author of "Articulating Design Decisions." They'll talk about working with stakeholders and reveal how O'Reily picks cover animals. The post F
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