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Tomer Sharon

Cofounder & Chief Experience Officer at anywell

Tomer Sharon is a seasoned professional known for empowering teams and organizations to excel through empathy, data-driven insights, and continuous development.

With an educational background in Human Factors in Information Design, Social Sciences, and Copywriting, Tomer has a solid foundation for his diverse expertise.

His experience spans across various roles like Chief Experience Officer at anywell, Managing Director at Goldman Sachs, VP of User Experience at WeWork, and more, showcasing his versatile skill set.

An advocate for lean user research, Tomer shares his knowledge globally through speaking engagements, books, workshops, and online courses, contributing to industry best practices.

Additionally, he has held positions at reputable companies like Google, Check Point Software Technologies, and has contributed to publications by Rosenfeld Media and Elsevier/Morgan Kaufmann.

Tomer's leadership roles at UXPA Israel and his military service in the Israel Defense Forces demonstrate his commitment to diverse roles and responsibilities.

His journey from being a Field Artillery Officer to a prominent figure in user experience and research underlines his dedication and adaptability in various environments.

Highlights

Aug 16 · linkedin

MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the minimum amount of effort required to achieve the maximum amount of learning.

It is not (necessarily) the first version of a product, not the best product (a-la, Most Valuable Player), neither a minimum product (the least you can do), nor a "startup thing."

Here are 15 types of MVPs:

  1. Interview 
  2. Paper prototype
  3. Pre-order page
  4. Blog post
  5. Online ad campaign
  6. Crowdfunding campaign
  7. Mechanical Turk
  8. Contract
  9. Video
  10. Software or hardware prototype
  11. Wizard of Oz
  12. Single-feature product
  13. The product itself
  14. Concierge MVP
  15. Fake doors

Can you think of more?

Jun 18 · linkedin

Continuous user research is fast-rhythm research that is open-ended in nature. It’s not dedicated to any specific topic, and it’s not research that anyone asks for. Join Paul Blunden and me for another episode of UX24/7, where we discuss continuous research (32 min). https://lnkd.in/eJrMb6Wz

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New York City Metropolitan Area