Tihomir Bajic

Tihomir Bajic is a member of the development team at Rypple and a part time male supermodel (at least, that's what he tells us!). As a fan of both agile software development and the value of immediate feedback, Tiho loves connecting with our users and learning about their vision for the service. Tiho holds a B.Sc degree in Computer Science from University of Toronto. He is an avid sports fan and is a regular at professional soccer and basketball games in Toronto, where he lives with his wife.

Posts by Tihomir Bajic

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From Kudos to Thanks

September 27, 2010 @Rypple

Some big Rypple news: we’re renaming “Kudos” to “Thanks!”
Don’t worry – Thanks still works the …
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Posted in @Rypple | Tagged Kudos, thanks, User Experience, user feedback | 3 Comments

Book Review: Management Rewired by Charles S. Jacobs

June 3, 2010 Uncategorized

We know our brains use a trick when we watch our favorite TV show. …
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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged book review, charles s jacobs, management rewired, Tihomir Bajic | 2 Comments

Effective Coaching

January 19, 2010 Uncategorized

My father taught me how to ride a bike. He showed me the basics and …
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Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged @Rypple, bike riding, Coaching, Effective Coaching, interview, learning, lesson, Marshall J. Cook, onebookaweek.com | 2 Comments

Customer Service & Product Quality: Two Sides of the Same Coin

November 12, 2009 Thought Leadership

Rypple is a product oriented company so it’s essential to get people excited about our …
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Posted in Thought Leadership | Tagged agile learning process, AJAX, alpha product, benchmark testing, customer service, developer ego, Development, Get Satisfaction, Gmail, Google, lessons learned, quality, release cycle, UCD, Zappos | Leave a comment

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Customer Service & Product Quality: Two Sides of the Same Coin

November 12, 2009 @Rypple

Rypple is a product oriented company so it’s essential to get people excited about our …
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Posted in @Rypple | Tagged agile learning process, AJAX, alpha product, benchmark testing, customer service, developer ego, Development, Get Satisfaction, Gmail, Google, lessons learned, quality, release cycle, UCD, Zappos | Leave a comment

Learning from Failure II

August 4, 2009 How To...

The more you have riding on an idea, the more it hurts to be wrong. …
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Posted in How To... | Tagged 140 characters, @Rypple, agile, cheryl silvester, customer outreach, decision support, ethnography, fail, failure, Feedback, feedback is fundamental, gen y, im, iteration, jamie resker, jeniffer stillings, martin luther king, peer review, personal review, professional development, quick polls, sms, team review, thomas edison, twitter, usability, user observation, user testing | 2 Comments

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