
EPISODE 042 - Organisation: What if the plan doesn’t work out?
03/17/25 • 12 min
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EPISODE 041 - Mindset: Experts Live India - Why it is so special
In this episode of the Get Shit Dynit podcast, Michael Seidl shares his experiences from Experts Life India, highlighting the enthusiasm and engagement of attendees, the unique learning environment, and the importance of mindset in the startup culture. He reflects on the differences between Indian and Western conference attendees and emphasizes the joy of presenting to such passionate audiences.
Takeaways
Experts Life India had around 3000 signups, showcasing high interest.
Attendees showed up two hours early, demonstrating their passion.
The focus and engagement of Indian attendees are remarkable.
Unlike in the West, Indian attendees are fully present and engaged.
The conference was held on a Saturday, showing commitment from attendees.
Many students are already planning startups while in university.
Mindset is crucial for success in startups, not just the product.
Feedback from potential customers is essential for product development.
The joy of presenting to passionate audiences is unparalleled.
Mark your calendars for the next Experts Life India in February 2026.
Sound Bites
"It's a joy to be a presenter."
Chapter
00:00 Introduction to Experts Life India
01:10 The Passion of Indian Attendees
03:58 Engagement and Learning Environment
07:02 Mindset and Startup Culture in India
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EPISODE 043 - Career: How do I improve customer communication in IT projects?
In this episode of the Get Shit Done in IT podcast, Michael Seidl discusses the critical aspects of improving customer communication in IT projects. He emphasizes the importance of regular updates, listening to customer feedback, and building long-term relationships to enhance client satisfaction and project success. The conversation highlights the shift to remote work and the need for effective communication strategies to maintain strong client relationships.
Takeaways
• Regular updates are crucial for customer communication.
• Communicate both successes and challenges to clients.
• Listening to customer feedback can enhance relationships.
• Adjust communication frequency based on customer needs.
• Building long-term relationships benefits both consultants and clients.
• Proactive communication fosters trust and satisfaction.
• Remote work requires more intentional communication efforts.
• Understanding customer preferences is key to effective communication.
• Long-term relationships lead to better project outcomes.
• Regular check-ins can prevent misunderstandings.
Sound Bites
• "Keep the customer up to date."
• "Listen to the customer's feedback."
Chapters 00:00Introduction to Customer Communication in IT Projects00:59The Importance of Regular Updates05:46Listening to Customer Feedback07:11Building Long-Term Relationships with Customers
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