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Summary Emma-Claire Shaw, the Lead Product Manager for Power Platform at DEFRA, shares her personal journey and insights into citizen development. She talks about what makes a good product manager, the challenges of managing products at a large scale, and the exciting new technologies in the Power Platform. Emma also highlights the importance of proper governance in Power Platform and how it helps citizen developers. She opens up about her own struggles with imposter syndrome and gives advice to others who might feel the same. Lastly, Emma discusses her upcoming speaking engagements and the shift towards a more technical focus within the Power Platform community.

Key Takeaways

• People Skills & Passion: Essential for product management.
• Strategic Scaling: Prioritization is key in large-scale management.
• AI Advancements: Power Platform’s AI simplifies building and enhances solutions.
• Governance: Vital for Power Platform’s secure development.
• Citizen Developer Support: Crucial for Power Platform’s success.
• Imposter Syndrome: Common but conquerable with self-trust and learning.
• Community Engagement: Sharing and learning through speaking and involvement.
• Technical Shift: Power Platform’s community is increasingly tech-oriented.

Special Thanks to

Emma-Claire Shaw for joining us for this episode! You can find their socials at:

• LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawemmaclaire/

KenLikeFit for providing music for this episode - Find out more about him and listen to his music here

Resources mentioned in this episode

Summary Join us on Sprint Zero as we chat with Keith Atherton, a solution architect at ANS Group. Discover Keith’s leap from traditional coding to the dynamic world of low code, unlocking rapid prototyping and MVP development. Get a glimpse of his gaming roots and ongoing ventures, and how AI is revolutionizing creativity in gaming. Plus, Keith shares how much organisation went into starting "On Air In the Cloud", his regular podcast show. Don’t miss Keith’s take on becoming an MVP, the power of community, and the art of juggling professional growth with personal well-being.

Key Takeaways

• Low code speeds up prototyping and MVP creation.
• Visual tools in low code clarify the end product for clients.
• AI could transform game development and creative fields.
• Podcast success hinges on careful planning and organization.
• Tech community connections foster opportunities and growth.
• MVP status offers networking and community recognition.
• LinkedIn courses share expertise but require time investment.
• Self-care and balance are vital in community engagement.
• Workload management and delegation prevent burnout.
• MVP nomination reflects on achievements and sets goals.
• User group involvement enriches through connections and learning.
• Workload awareness is key to sustained productivity.

Special Thanks to

Keith Atherton for joining us for this episode! You can find their socials at:

• LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-atherton/
• X https://twitter.com/MrKeithAtherton
• Their LinkTree for more resources https://linktr.ee/keithatherton

KenLikeFit for providing music for this episode - Find out more about him and listen to his music here

Resources mentioned in this episode

• On Air In the Cloud Podcast https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onairinthecloud
• Europress "The Games Factory" https://clickwiki.github.io/games-factory/