Radhika DuttinRadical ProductRadical Product Thinking Book Launch EventThe Radical Product Thinking book is now on bookshelves! The book gives organizations a methodology for systematically building…Oct 1, 2021Oct 1, 2021
Radhika DuttinRadical ProductWhat Basecamp’s implosion teaches us about organizational cultureWhen Basecamp banned political discussions at work, 30% of staff resigned. Learn how this policy impacts org culture & why it’s a bad idea.May 5, 20211May 5, 20211
Radhika DuttinRadical ProductA good vision doesn’t have to be big and hairyUnpacking old myths about what makes a good vision so we can adopt a new, radical approach.Mar 19, 2021Mar 19, 2021
Radhika DuttinThe StartupWhy Pivots and Transformations Go Wrong (and What You Can Do Instead)Pivots and business transformations require a systematic, vision-driven approach to creating change so you can bring your team with you…Mar 10, 2021Mar 10, 2021
Radhika DuttinUX CollectiveAn urgent reckoning with the tech industry’s digital pollutionWe’re changing the world, but to change it for the better, we need to recognize the digital pollution we’re creating through our products.Jan 30, 2021Jan 30, 2021
Radhika DuttinRadical ProductForget Delight: Designing Successful Products Begins with Defining a Clear VisionA clear vision for the change we want to bring about gives us a compass — delighting users must be a means to achieve that bigger purpose.Nov 19, 20201Nov 19, 20201
Radhika DuttinUX CollectiveEnding the arms race in the tech industryAs companies build increasingly sophisticated tools to extract profit from users, users must work harder to protect their own well-being.Aug 7, 20201Aug 7, 20201
Radhika DuttinRadical ProductHow to transform company culture from a nebulous idea into tangible actionThis article gives you a common vocabulary and an actionable framework so you can systematically change your company culture.Jun 26, 20201Jun 26, 20201
Radhika DuttinRadical ProductBreaking Through the Dichotomy of the Tech Industry“Superman does good, you do well.” This catchy grammar lesson from 30 Rock hits home for those of us in tech. Let’s change this dichotomy.May 5, 2020May 5, 2020
Radhika DuttinRadical ProductThe Hippocratic Oath of Product LeadershipIn building products you behave much like a doctor: understand the user’s problem and cure it. It calls for the Hippocratic Oath of…Apr 30, 2020Apr 30, 2020