Jake Knapp Design Sprint Master Class

In this fun, fast-paced, hands-on workshop, you'll learn by doing as Jake leads you through a complete sprint—super-compressed into 8 hours.

In this master class, Jake will rapidly lead you through all five stages of the Design Sprint process, teaching how the various steps fit together and why and how they work. You’ll learn tips and tricks for facilitating a Design Sprint (whether it’s your first or 101st) and for incorporating these techniques into normal meetings.

Date

October 15, 2019

Time

9am - 6pm EDT​

Location

Live Online

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What to expect

What to expect

In this master class, Jake will rapidly lead you through all five stages of the Design Sprint process, teaching how the various steps fit together and why and how they work. You’ll learn tips and tricks for facilitating a Design Sprint (whether it's your first or 101st) and for incorporating these techniques into normal meetings.

What You'll Learn

In this master class, Jake will rapidly lead you through all five stages of the Design Sprint process, teaching how the various steps fit together and why and how they work. You’ll learn tips and tricks for facilitating a Design Sprint (whether it's your first or 101st) and for incorporating these techniques into normal meetings.

How You'll Learn

Lead a team through the Design Sprint process with confidence Map out a challenge and choose the most important place to start Identify crucial business and product questions to be answered in your sprint Sketch a solution with confidence, even if you're not a designer or artist Make smart decisions without lengthy discussion Choose the right prototyping method for your product or service Conduct 1:1 customer interviews to test hypotheses before you invest months of work and millions of dollars Integrate Design Sprint methods into your product development calendar—as well as your normal workday

Agenda

Lead a team through the Design Sprint process with confidence

Map out a challenge and choose the most important place to start

Identify crucial business and product questions to be answered in your sprint

Sketch a solution with confidence, even if you're not a designer or artist

Make smart decisions without lengthy discussion

Choose the right prototyping method for your product or service

Conduct 1:1 customer interviews to test hypotheses before you invest months of work and millions of dollars

Integrate Design Sprint methods into your product development calendar—as well as your normal workday

Who Should Attend

Startup founders

Team leaders and managers

Executives at large companies

Product managers

Marketers

Designers

Engineers

Facilitators

Key Takeaways

Lead a team through the Design Sprint process with confidence

Map out a challenge and choose the most important place to start

Identify crucial business and product questions to be answered in your sprint

Sketch a solution with confidence, even if you're not a designer or artist

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Jake Knapp

Jake Knapp the New York Times bestselling author of Sprint. He spent ten years at Google and Google Ventures, where he created the Design Sprint process and ran it over 150 times with companies like Nest, Slack, 23andMe, and Flatiron Health. Today, teams around the world—from Silicon Valley startups to Fortune 500s to schools and governments—are using Design Sprints to solve big problems and test new ideas. Previously, Jake helped build products like Gmail, Google Hangouts, and Microsoft Encarta, and nowadays, he’s writing new books and hanging around IDEO as a Visiting Fellow. Jake is currently among the world’s tallest designers.
What People Are Saying

"Anyone that can construct a sequence of conversations to lead others is a metaskill. Anyone who participates in meetings or owns an agenda would benefit from this. It is a whirlwind, but you are among others who are in charge of making an impact. This is a practical, hands-on deep dive for managers, entrepreneurs, and leaders who can change their culture by leading meetings like a pro."

Mark T.

HEAD OF SERVICES FOR MURAL

I realized my entire role is facilitation. I have to do a lot of lateral influencing. So I use these skills even if it is not a super-structured workshop. Our product team has micro meetings all the time, and these methods help us get the most of those moments. My team can lean on me to facilitate. You will redesign the way you have conversations. I can’t believe every college student doesn’t have to take a class like this. This is how you collaborate. It is the underpinning of the future of work.

Savannah C.

PRODUCT DESIGNER @ TAILWIND

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