Jatin Bhasin
Sr. Business Analyst
REA
location_on Australia
Member since 4 years
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Jatin Bhasin
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Jatin's key interest lies in solving real user problems through software and improve their lives in some way. Over the last 10+ years of his career, he has juggled many hats during various stages of software lifecycle - writing code, test automation, doing analysis, facilitating inceptions, creating story maps, visualizing workflows and prioritizing backlogs. As a strong believer in self-organizing agile teams, Jatin sees his role primarily as being a facilitator, working with the team(s) and the business stakeholders to help them identify and deliver the highest consumer value using the processes or practices that work best for them, be it Scrum, Kanban or something else.
Before joining REA, Jatin has worked at MYOB and ThoughtWorks.
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Go Lean or Go Bust: Be Ruthless to Survive
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Over the years REA has mastered the art of delivering products following the lean startup principles, however, working with a bank to create a home loans product was a different ballgame. Functioning in the Build-Measure-Learn cycles requires a fundamental change in the way people (or organizations) think and work.
In spring of 2017, REA made a big leap from being purely a media organization to venturing into financial services. As a result, there is now an innovative product offering in the Australian home loans market that allows consumers to sort out their home finance needs while they are still in the market looking for their dream home, all from the comfort of their living room couch.
This talk is about how to shape up your products with decisions based on data, metrics, and evidence over personal opinion.
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keyboard_arrow_down
Go Lean or Go Bust: Be Ruthless to Survive
45 Mins
Talk
Intermediate
Over the years REA has mastered the art of delivering products following the lean startup principles, however, working with a bank to create a home loans product was a different ballgame. Functioning in the Build-Measure-Learn cycles requires a fundamental change in the way people (or organizations) think and work.
In spring of 2017, REA made a big leap from being purely a media organization to venturing into financial services. As a result, there is now an innovative product offering in the Australian home loans market that allows consumers to sort out their home finance needs while they are still in the market looking for their dream home, all from the comfort of their living room couch.
This talk is about how to shape up your products with decisions based on data, metrics, and evidence over personal opinion.
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