Today I talk with Sarah Gallivan Mitchell, Product Owner of in-car interfaces at Faraday Future, a company focused on the development of intelligent electric vehicles.

Sarah is an Ace product designer and it was a lot of fun to talk with her about her work through the lens of conversation design. We touch on some big questions, like “How can software be sincere?” and “What’s the difference between manipulation and Modulation?” And “Why you shouldn’t listen to all of your users all of the time”

 

Show Notes

 

Sarah’s IxD17 Talk:

 

Talk  slides are here:

http://bit.ly/unicornhardwareslides

And content is here:

http://bit.ly/unicornhardwarecontent

 

Ixd17 link (video to come)

http://bit.ly/ixd17link

 

Faraday Futures

https://www.ff.com/

 

Crossing the Chasm

http://bit.ly/crossingchasms

 

Death Talk from IxD17

http://interaction17.ixda.org/session/spark-talks/

 

Agile Introduction

http://bit.ly/agilereadinglist

 

Active Listening

http://bit.ly/activelisteningscript

 

Kanban

http://bit.ly/personalkanban101

 

The Easy Hard Problems:

http://bit.ly/easyhardproblems

 

Paul Pangaro’s IxD17 Talk

http://bit.ly/conversationinterface