Learn to explore problems with MVPs
When kicking off new projects, it’s easy to jump into big plans and solutions straight away. But sometimes it’s important to take a step back to fully understand the problem and what’s truly needed to get started. This is what MVPs (Minimum Viable Products) are a great tool for to help you prioritize your work.
MVPs are all about quick iteration, reducing risk and getting early feedback to make sure your solution addresses the problem in the right way. In order to get to the MVP you break down a problem into its core parts and work out what’s needed to do to get to the desirable result. It’s a tool often used in software development, but can help you focus on the most impactful things in all kinds of projects.
In this hands-on workshop you’ll learn:
- What is an MVP and why it’s useful.
- New ways of looking and exploring problems.
- Scope and define an MVP for a real-life example.
Location: We will host the workshop at the Wolt office in Kamppi, Helsinki at Arkadiankatu 6, 00100 Helsinki.
There will be some drinks, snacks and pizza for the participants!
Don’t miss out on this opportunity, sign-up now!
NB! The number of participants in the event is limited. If you cannot attend the event, be sure to consider others and remember to cancel your participation. No show means that you can’t participate in #MimmitKoodaa following workshops for half a year.
Michael Fynes is a Team Lead at Wolt who focuses on making teams work smarter not harder. Coaching teams to work together better is his passion. When not supporting teams he occasionally writes some code, in Python, Kotlin, and Go.
Andrew Longstaff is a Team Lead at Wolt with a history of developing new products and bringing them to market. His focus is on team work, communication, processes, and planning, but also loves to keep up with front-end technologies.