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Andrew Eiche (CEOwl, Owlchemy Labs Inc)
Location: Room 2010, West Hall
Date: Wednesday, March 20
Time: 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Pass Type: All Access Pass, Core Pass - Get your pass now!
Topic: Production & Team Leadership
Format: Session
Vault Recording: Video
Audience Level: Intermediate
Are you living sprint to sprint wondering if the treadmill will ever stop? Do you feel crushed under a mountain of JIRA Tickets? Are you spending all your time mediating inter-department communication?
There is another way!
Discover the secrets of Owlchemy Labs "Project-Role Framework" — a project management system that focuses on empowering developers. Explore how this framework nurtures autonomy allowing your organization to operate as more than the sum of its team. Hear how the framework breaks silos and strengthens cross-discipline bonds. Embrace a paradigm shift — no more sprints, just transformative projects that drive your vision forward. Say goodbye to rigidity, and say hello to a world where your developers thrive, your projects flourish, and your shared vision becomes reality.
Attendees will understand the benefits and challenges of Owlchemy's Project-Role Framework and will be able to see how different project management philosophies affect their games. They will acquire transformative tools that can be directly applied to their organization.
Anyone who leads projects with 5 or more people that wants to focus on empowering their team. Studio leadership that is looking to grow without breaking the creative spirit that existed when their organization was small. Game Developers who are interested in alternative methods of project management.
