A Practical Guide to Prototyping at Work

Hi, I'm Sarah. And I'm Helen. And this is the Squiggly Careers podcast, where every week we borrow some brilliance from a person, a place, an idea, and we try to turn that curiosity into something useful for you and your squiggly career. And this week is audio only and is feeling a little bit different to record, Helen. Why might that be?

That that's because we're we're in New York, um, and which is to launch the US version of our new Brook learned like a lobster, so far, so good. Um, except we have arrived in New York to the biggest blizzard in 10 years uh in New York and it it's an adventure. We didn't know if we were going to get here, now we've got here and we can't get very far. But it's, you know, it's fun, but it has changed how we were going to record the podcast. So for anybody that normally likes to watch it, sorry, but we don't we don't look our best.

We've been for a walk in Central Park, we've been snowed on before trying to help me whilst commenting that her shoes had more grip. And then break an umbrella snap to a umbrella in half I mean it's it's it's been a lot of fun everybody but it's I don't think we look at our best no and there are massive chunks of snow falling down from the in like in outside the hotel that we are staying in because it's really high up. So if you do hear occasional like thuds um That that's just what that is.

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