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In this episode Sara Cobaugh, Whitney Keller, Marnie Abraham, Maribel Araiza and Max Arias tell us what it takes to create a realistic and effective roadmap between Strategy, Development and QA to ultimately achieve each project’s goals and why staying flexible throughout that process is often what leads to the most fulfilling work.
Find out more about us: https://linktr.ee/butchershopcreative
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In this episode Sara Cobaugh, Whitney Keller, Marnie Abraham, Maribel Araiza and Max Arias tell us what it takes to create a realistic and effective roadmap between Strategy, Development and QA to ultimately achieve each project’s goals and why staying flexible throughout that process is often what leads to the most fulfilling work.
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In our first episode, Denisse Alvidrez, Guillermo Gonzalez, Vada Ortiz and Chandler Oseland discuss learning to speak the same figurative language as members of the global design team, the challenges and benefits of working remotely and the undeniable culture creator that is La Creme Summit.
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In our first episode, Denisse Alvidrez, Guillermo Gonzalez, Vada Ortiz and Chandler Oseland discuss learning to speak the same figurative language as members of the global design team, the challenges and benefits of working remotely and the undeniable culture creator that is La Creme Summit. Hosted by: Heberto Moreno</itunes:summary><itunes:author>Butchershop Global</itunes:author></item></channel></rss>