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24 alternatives to FemgineerTV: Episode 4 - How to Use Empathy to Build Software Products

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Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. Prices are shown for the 1 we have checked on their own sites. FemgineerTV: Episode 4 - How to Use Empathy to Build Software Products launched in 2016; newer entries below may have overtaken it.

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Deploy Empathy▲309
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2015 · soundcloud.com · its alternatives →
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Product People ▲239
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2014 · productpeople.tv · its alternatives →
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Design Review Podcast - Ep. 45 - The Dangers of Empathy▲61
Can empathy do more harm than good?
2016 · designreviewpodcast.com · its alternatives →
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Design Review - Designing with Empathy▲59
Jonathan spends some time and talks about empathy in design
2015 · soundcloud.com · its alternatives →
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Femgineer TV: Ep. 13 - How Creators Can Become Company Leaders▲66
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2016 · traffic.libsyn.com · its alternatives →
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FemgineerTV: Episode 3 - How to Build a Community of Evangelists for Your Software Product▲82
Interview with Product Hunt's Ryan Hoover and Erik Torenberg
2016 · traffic.libsyn.com · its alternatives →
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Well-Designed▲71
How to use empathy to create products people love
2016 · amazon.com · its alternatives →
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Design for Humans▲231
An email course about emotional design
2015 · paulaborowska.gumroad.com · its alternatives →
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The Design of Influence: How to Craft Products that Move People▲93
Use social psychology to design engaging digital experiences
2015 · its alternatives →
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Well Designed▲4
How to use empathy to create products people love.
2015 · its alternatives →
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Chasing Product #36: Customer-Based Product Validation w/Brad Robinson▲61
Product validation, battling burnout, and customer support!
2016 · content.blubrry.com · its alternatives →
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Design Life - 001: Why We Have a Side Project▲92
Filling the female design podcast gap
2015 · soundcloud.com · its alternatives →
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Hacking Human Nature for Good▲145
How to apply behavioral economics when building products
2015 · its alternatives →
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Practical Empathy▲65
For Collaboration and Creativity in Your Work
2016 · rosenfeldmedia.com · its alternatives →
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Chasing Product - Closing software sales and your mental game w/ Steli Efti▲86
Steli talks about the importance of mental game
2015 · chasingproduct.com · its alternatives →
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Nootrobox's THINKING Podcast || Episode 19 (Part 2): Creating a People Product with Ranidu Lankage▲60
Learn with Nootrobox!
2016 · soundcloud.com · its alternatives →
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#Slowtofast - 4: On failure, the end of mobile apps, and successful ways of working remotely▲61
A podcast on product development and design
2016 · soundcloud.com · its alternatives →
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Practical Product - Episode #8▲60
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Product People - EP10 - Rob Walling▲81
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2016 · productpeople.tv · its alternatives →
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Ownfeedfrom $1/mo▲140
A social feed of people who need your product
21d ago · ownfeed.dev · its alternatives →
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Product People▲63
podcast focused on great products +the people who make them
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FemgineerTV: Episode 5 - How to Identify Efforts that Make a Big Impact When Building Software Products▲74
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Build & Launch - How do we create things people want?▲109
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