Christina Wodtke
Stanford lecturer and author of Radical Focus, a guide to OKRs.
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- Christina Wodtke (born 22 October 1966) is an American designer, author and lecturer at Stanford University who teaches how to build high-performing teams.
- She led teams that built LinkedIn's events platform and a newsfeed algorithm, a redesign of Myspace and the launch of Zynga.com, and worked on the web at Yahoo, Hot Studio and The New York Times.
- She co-founded the Information Architecture Institute, founded the journal Boxes and Arrows, and wrote Radical Focus (2016), a widely used guide to objectives and key results.
Key facts
- Born
- 22 October 19661
- Teaches
- Lecturer at Stanford University1
- Career
- Led teams at LinkedIn (events platform, newsfeed algorithm), Myspace (redesign) and Zynga (Zynga.com); also Yahoo, Hot Studio and The New York Times1
- Founded
- Co-founder and past president of the Information Architecture Institute; founder of Boxes and Arrows (Webby nominee, 2003)1
- Books
- Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web (2003); Radical Focus (2016); Pencil Me In; The Team That Managed Itself (2019)1
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