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ProductCamp Seattle 2009 is over, but don't be sad about what you missed, instead look forward to the bigger and better follow-up next year, ProductCamp Seattle 2010!
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Nostalgic? Check out this quick recap video of ProductCamp Seattle 2009.
Oct 10, 2009 Navigating change by helping each other along the way ~ Expect the unexpected at ProductCamp Seattle 2009
ProductCamp Seattle is a free, one-day, volunteer-driven “unconference” event focused on product management and product marketing. Other professionals who benefit from participating include product planners and strategists, business analysts, program and project managers, or anyone interested in product best practices.
ProductCamp is intended to increase participants' skills and knowledge, to support stronger professional relationships across industries, and to provide a means for greater recognition of product management as a critical profession for product and company success.
During the event a series of concurrent facilitated discussions was sourced from and selected by the participants, ensuring focus on relevant topics and raising the profile of the discussion leaders. Concurrent informal roundtable discussions promoted knowledge-sharing and problem-solving among peers.
All participants were encouraged to propose a session they were willing to lead or facilitate.
"My Dearest Volunteers - Thank you. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you. Speaking on behalf of the entire planning team: Without you, dear volunteers, Pro..."
"All attendees: thanks for attending. Please fill out the brief post-event survey to guide us on the direction of the next ProductCamp Seattle:
http://surveys..."
"I'm interested. About that expectation mentioned above about most product managers supposedly being employed. Well, not surprised it came from someone who sa..."
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