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- Software Social
- Publisher |
- Michele Hansen & Colleen Schnettler
- Media Type |
- audio
- Podknife tags |
- Business,
- Entrepreneurship,
- Management & Marketing,
- Personal Journals,
- SaaS,
- Startups
- Publication Date |
- Dec 13, 2022
- Episode Duration |
- 00:30:22
Michele shares her takeaways from the book The Culture Map and what it might mean for getting product feedback and building products across countries.
Huge thanks to all of our listeners who’ve become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters
- Chris from Chipper CI
- The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin
- And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality
- Dave from Recut
- Max of OnlineOrNot
- Stefan from Talk to Stefan
- Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits
- Team Tuple
- Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA
- Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems
- Jane and Benedikt from Userlist
- Kendall Morgan
- Ruben Gamez of SignWell
- Corey Haines of SwipeWell
- Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry
- Nate Ritter of Room Steals
- Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense
- Geoff Roberts from Outseta
- Justin Jackson, MegaMaker
- Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics
- Matthew from Appointment Reminder
- Andrew Culver at Bullet Train
- John Kostor
- Alex of Corso Systems
- Richard from Stunning
- Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder
- Ben from Consent Kit
- John from Credo and EditorNinja
- Cam Sloan
- Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals
- Chris from Urlbox
- Caeli of Tosslet
- Greg Park from TraitLab
- Adam from Rails Autoscale
- Lana and Alex from Recapsy
- Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com
- Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC
- Anna from Kradl
- Moncef from Ruby on Mac
- Steve of Be Inclusive
- Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups
- Josh Smith of Keyhero.io
- Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend
- Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited
- Chris of Jetboost.io
- Daryl Shannon of Docamatic
- Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender
- Brendon from Feederloop
- Pascal from sharpen.page
- Lynn Romich from Konbini
Michele shares her takeaways from the book The Culture Map and what it might mean for getting product feedback and building products across countries.
Huge thanks to all of our listeners who’ve become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters
- Chris from Chipper CI
- The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin
- And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality
- Dave from Recut
- Max of OnlineOrNot
- Stefan from Talk to Stefan
- Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits
- Team Tuple
- Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA
- Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems
- Jane and Benedikt from Userlist
- Kendall Morgan
- Ruben Gamez of SignWell
- Corey Haines of SwipeWell
- Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry
- Nate Ritter of Room Steals
- Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense
- Geoff Roberts from Outseta
- Justin Jackson, MegaMaker
- Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics
- Matthew from Appointment Reminder
- Andrew Culver at Bullet Train
- John Kostor
- Alex of Corso Systems
- Richard from Stunning
- Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder
- Ben from Consent Kit
- John from Credo and EditorNinja
- Cam Sloan
- Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals
- Chris from Urlbox
- Caeli of Tosslet
- Greg Park from TraitLab
- Adam from Rails Autoscale
- Lana and Alex from Recapsy
- Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com
- Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC
- Anna from Kradl
- Moncef from Ruby on Mac
- Steve of Be Inclusive
- Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups
- Josh Smith of Keyhero.io
- Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend
- Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited
- Chris of Jetboost.io
- Daryl Shannon of Docamatic
- Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender
- Brendon from Feederloop
- Pascal from sharpen.page
- Lynn Romich from Konbini
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