Watch Party #2 on Entrepreneurial Thinking (incl. AMA with Alberto Savoia)

​We all have this long list of videos we wish to watch, the audio book or podcast we want to tune in, the book we wanted to read. But in this fast-paced world, we often don't get around to it. So why not come together with great individuals and consume one piece at a time and discuss the content and learnings with others afterwards :)

​For this event we are focusing on Entrepreneurial Thinking in Product Disciplines: How to build “The Right It” by the well-known author Alberto Savoia (Ex-Google, Stanford University).

​Mario Schwarz recommended this Youtube masterpiece to the community and he also volunteered to host the virtual Ask-me-anything session with Alberto afterwards.

​We will also find a way to create a common repository of content, books, talks etc that the community is most interested in consuming together in similar knowledge spreading formats.

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About the events:
This is a series of events for Knowledge transfer from credible sources like books, credible authors, experts.

The last watch party was for UX Strategy about a course on the same topic by Jeff Humble from http://thefountaininstitute.com


About Employed.world
​​Employed.world is a job seeker community in Germany. In the current job market there are many highly capable people finding it hard to navigate the market and often feeling that the journey is isolated. No matter if you are a junior, mid level, senior, new manager or even a leader. Imposter syndrome, self doubts and often a lack of support are among the many hurdles one faces. On the other hand we have so many professionals in UX and Product including working professionals, seniors, mentors who would be happy to share their experiences and help someone in need. So we are attempting to increase the interaction between these two groups through our events.

About the venue:
The Berlin Central and Regional Library or ZLB is the official library of the City and State of Berlin, Germany. ZLB has shown its commitment to support us as a local job seeker community.