John Cutler is currently the head of product education at Amplitude. An important part of his job is to act as a consultant to product teams that use Amplitude; over the course of his entire career, he’s seen and helped hundreds of product organisations.
Moving this reply here, from the Weekly Experiments thread:
There’s no problems splitting ACTA into multiple sessions. In fact, that’s what I’m intending to do with my next session (which is with a Judo coach, on video analysis — which makes it easier to do a simulation interview, since I only have to find a set of Judo videos for him to analyse!)
The other thing that I should add is that I used Otter.ai to create a recording and transcript of our sessions, and then I cleaned that up and relistened to everything before handing the notes over to Cutler. This was very time consuming — perhaps more time consuming than the call itself.
One point of feedback on this - I found it very difficult to read through this article based on the way it was laid out (in the table with non horizontally justified columns) . I don’t know how else you might approach it, but there has to be some way to increase readability.
This is insanely good stuff. If you’re in a product org, or you have some org design skills, you don’t want to miss this. This is basically like an NDM style cognitive training program.