Stephen Gossett
Senior Staff Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Technology journalism
Education: Webster University
Stephen Gossett is a former Built In senior staff reporter covering technology trends, design, UX and data science. Prior to joining Built In, he was a digital editor at the design-focused Sixtysix Magazine, associate editor at the local news site Chicagoist and managing editor at the culture website Flavorpill. Gossett holds a bachelor’s degree in film studies from Webster University.
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From weedsy tactical help to high-level strategy books, here are the essential product management books, according to the pros.
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We asked three remote-work veterans for advice on running distributed data teams more effectively.
How to boldly go where none have gone before.
The designer who popularized “neumorphism” talks accessibility, quality assurance and Dribbble’s limitations.
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Data science grads are more qualified than ever, but they still need good mentors to apply their skills in the real world.
Healthcare professionals are inundated with alerts. So after 70 prototypes of its hand hygiene tracker, SwipeSense decided to skip notifications altogether.
Useless code can slow down the release of new features. But be sure to think it through before mashing “delete.”
Scrum, Agile, Kanban — these programs will teach you how the pros get things done.