I think there's a big disconnect when it comes to language, like that people are speaking kind of a different language. How do you find the UX people and product people getting on the same page so that they can actually communicate better? Is it just a matter of spending time together? Is there any thing you've seen that's really helped speed that along? Yeah. I try my best and I try to coach my product managers to try their best to avoid all the keywords and the special meanings. And then the other thing really important for every team is we should do some bonding that's not about the work.
Lou has Rich Mironov, CEO of Mironov Consulting, as his guest. Rich runs a blog and has been writing for over 20 years about business and the psychology that goes into product management. Together, they discuss ways that Product Management and UX can work more fluidly together. They dive into how you can bring your team together so everyone is working on the same page. Rich brings some nuggets of advice he has collected over his many years in the industry and touches on the talk he will be giving at Rosenfeld Media’s Design in Product Conference. https://rosenfeldmedia.com/events/futures/