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In my current project, we have multiple different companies and public authorities work together. This creates the challenge of how to schedule meetings across all involved parties so that people actually have time for the meeting. This is especially difficult because of two things: There are several ways to address this challenge, but I want…

In this post, I want to talk about the Global Game Jam 2025 game that I worked on. It’s called Frogue’s Odyssey, which is not a typo but rather our made-up word to describe a rogue-like game starring a frog as the main character. The goal is to stay alive along as possible while a…

In previous posts I mentioned that humans are not very good at multi-tasking and that you should probably leave boring meetings because they are a waste of time. But even better than that is not to have boring meetings in the first place, but rather meetings that feel so important and productive to you that…

The topic of too many, too inefficient meetings is definitely not a new one. But when we agreed on our most important team values in my current project recently, the uncontested number one value was efficient meetings. Our team felt that we have too many meetings with too many participants and too little remaining time…

In the 2019 Global Game Jam (GGJ), I worked in a team to create the game I Home You. Although a GGJ game is typically developed in around 48 hours after you know the theme of the jam, I Home You was created during a mere 24 hours. What seems to be quite a feat…