Conducting interviews is an important technique in many agile methodologies. This is because it aims to generate real insights about customers’ deeper needs and pain points.
The podcast comes out regularly with a new episode. In addition to this English-language version, a German-language version is also published in parallel. Always in alternation there is a column or an audio lexicon.
Here is episode 6 is an audio lexicon about the interview to listen to:
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