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Natasha Kellman in FT Product & Technology

Establishing the FT Product Design and Research Team Values

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Martin Fallon in FT Product & Technology
Emoji on man running

How technology can help you maximise a competitive advantage

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Go to the profile of Anna Lisinski
Anna Lisinski in FT Product & Technology

A new homepage for FT readers

A product overview of how we tackled this high-profile project

New FT homepage
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Go to the profile of Daniel Fish
Daniel Fish in FT Product & Technology
A process diagram that shows a feature request being made, then a lot of magic happens, then the feature is live.

Why Product Managers should learn to write code

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Stephanie Pieri in FT Product & Technology
More detailed statistics for changes in representation over time, from 18% in 2000 to 24% in 2015

Increasing the representation of women in FT journalism

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Go to the profile of Charlotte Payne
Charlotte Payne in FT Product & Technology
A selection of discovery features released in the FT apps

Product Discovery from an Engineer’s Point of View

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Go to the profile of Jon Nangle
Jon Nangle in FT Product & Technology
A road roller crushing empty cans at the indietracks festival.

cybernetic meadows: how a bot helps engineers at the FT

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Go to the profile of Nayana Shetty
Nayana Shetty in FT Product & Technology

Next chapter on our journey to achieve and maintain operational excellence of ft.com

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Go to the profile of Amanda Gordon
Amanda Gordon in FT Product & Technology
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So You Want To Be A… Business Analyst

Tips and ideas on how to land your first Business Analyst job

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Go to the profile of Leonardo Mattei
Leonardo Mattei in FT Product & Technology
The image describes the two different tracks. The levels are: Junior Product Designer I, Junior Product Designer II, Product Designer I, Product Designer II, Senior Product Designer I. Then it splits in 2, the Manager track continues like this: Senior Product Designer II, Design Manager I, Design Manager II, Experience Director. The IC track continues like this: Senior Product Designer II, Principal Product Designer I, Principal Product Designer II, Distinguished Product Designer.

Defining the FT Design Career Framework

At the Financial Times, the design team has gone through substantial growth within the…

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