Hola Comunidad, soy cristian, me dicen Ville, trabajo con gabriela en REMO, desde Frutillar, en Chile, Latinoamérica (casi al final del mapa)… Diseñamos marcas para pequeñas empresas y emprendimientos, creando marcas, hemos creado un proceso muy entretenido y donde MIRO ha sido clave para la colaboración a distancia con nuestros partners.

Hoy estamos en Santiago, la capital de Chile, donde estamos viajando, visitando familaires y trabajando de orma Nómade con todo el setup tecnológico!

Pueden ver nuestro trabajo acá Instagram @somosremo

Un abrazo a todos!
Ville + Gaby + Pitu

Hello Everyone,

My name is Alex, and I’m the Marketing Coordinator for Pet Parents. We make dog/cat diapers, blankets, belly bands, pads, and a plethora of other products for your furbaby. In a short while we’ll be opening our first new HQ and Store combination, and I’m incredibly excited. I’ve been working in a windowless plywood office, built inside a windowless warehouse (lmao!) since August, so I’m chomping at the bit to get into our incredible new office… and to have windows!

Generally speaking, I’m a nerd on various things inside and out of the marketing field. I don’t take myself too seriously, and I always enjoy a challenge. Motorsports and riding my motorcycle is my passion, but I have quite a few other things I enjoy doing: fishing, learning languages, music, movies, and trying to create stories with audio and/or text. If you have any questions for me, I’m an open book, so don’t hesitate to ask. After reading quite a few posts, it’s great to see so many others who have benefited from Miro. It’s been my saving grace after years of struggle.

I started using Miro after a coworker showed me the free version. Ten minutes into using it I was hooked. I used the free version to create something for the owner, and he was into it too, so we ended up buying a plan. It’s a great tool for me to finally get a plan organized and fully visualized, rather than trying to write a list down and going through the arduous experience of trying to get others to imagine things the way you see them; simply impossible. 

With Miro, it’s been a godsend for everyone involved in my projects. Not only do they get to see a full visual representation of a process or procedure, but they almost always end up making a comment about how interesting it is to see things the way I do… is that good or bad? 

I use Miro in my personal life as well. Though nothing too serious, I’m utilizing it to try and build out a story that I think would be cool to write. Far too nerdy/dorky to disclose haha!

I look forward to getting to know people and see what happens from here on out!

Greetings from the little Red Dot of Singapore.
I'm John K and a virtual team leadership coach having been an on and off user of realtimeboard but never really got serious. Now I am and using it for coaching 1-2-1- and groups. Now that my clients have accepted that virtual team working is here to stay and online coaching is actually pretty fabulous.
My vast sticky note covered walls in conference rooms can be replaced by a miro board and everyone gets to interact and stay engaged.

 

Hi everyone! I’m Dan - an entrepreneur and community-builder based in Amsterdam.

I thought I was new to Miro, but discovered I had been using a (RealTime) board 6 years ago for my startup - to collaborate with my distributed team.

I’m someone that loves to brainstorm and plan visually, so it’s super cool to see how Miro has developed, and to discover all the cool new capabilities (as well as finding this community)!

Over the weekend I used Miro to map out books that I’ve read and I recommended (it’s a work in progress - let me know if you have feedback on how I could make it better).

Looking forward to using Miro more, and to learning from you all the community!

Hi,

I am Frederik, Co-Founder of Acquirepad. We are a B2B Marketplace for commercial real estate in Germany. I am a former Broker and Product Manager. I am covering Product, Sales, Marketing and Design in our team. Happy to exchange how to leverage Miro for Flows, Diagrams, Roadmaps etc.

We use Figma for wireframing and UX/UI.

Cheers,
Frederik

PS: The design, that the text box is at the bottom and you have to scroll 2 miles is really user unfriendly...

Kia ora!  I used Miro a few years back for project management when it was known as Realtime, and I’m wanting to use it for project management again 

Hi everyone!

my name is Bruno and I’m based in São Paulo, Brazil. I work as product manager and as a teacher (I teach design and product management) for a while now and I’m here to share what I know and get to learn new things with you all.

I'm gay and proud ️‍ and I love carnival, beach, summer and outdoor sports. I also love reading and movies.

I’m looking forward to speaking to you all - please feel free to get in touch!

XX

Hi!

My name is Jane, i am now at the stage of building my own startup in mental health sphere. And it’s amazing period of time! We’d like to help people to reduce their stress and anxiety level with help of easy tools. I’m from Belarus, having Ukranian roots, so I know all about anxiety because of my own experience.

I’m in love with Miro for my own brainstorming process, educational purposes and mind-mapping for the product (user flow, technical tasks, etc.).

I intend to learn more about features and to boost my productivity with help of Miro! 

Hello

I am Jayraj, I am a Revenue Operations Director at www.webware.io, I manage the entire company techstack. We extensively use Miro for UML diagrams, process flows, mind mapping and roadmap templates. 

Really impressed with how well Miro allows collaboration and lets us include guest users to view. 

Hi everyone,

I am Chimene from Mauritius, I am Team Coach at www.mcb.mu since last year when I first heard of Miro and even since I have been using the platform for brainstorming session, workshop, training activity and quick courses on how to navigate through Miro. I have been following many contributors and this evening will be my first session with the community. Looking forward for the Pictionary Miro games and how I can be of value to the community also.

Cheers

Chimene

Hi, I am Paula. My team just selected Miro to running our first fully remote workshop with 20+ attendees in a couple of weeks
I’m very impressed with the flexibility and richness of widgets, tools and apps. Glad to join the community.

How Wonderful to be connected with Mic and now I found out we have a community!!!

My name is José Ícaro, I am 35 years old, I am a Dentist graduated in a Brazilian University, but I have been developing WordPress solutions for 12 years and I created a Startup in 2020 called WPRaiz to try to bring more knowledge and add educators, developers, companies and freelancers from Brazil and Latin America.

We are in the Microsoft Startup Hub for 5 months and we received the invitation to meet Miro 2 days ago and I've already migrated 20 Boards that were in Figma and XMind and yesterday I did a webinar for 80 people using Miro and I didn't say anything during the Youtube Live and I was VERY HAPPY because everyone loved it and asked me for the slides and I just passed the link =DDD

 

If you want to know my project and sign up, we are in the Implementation phase, the website is wpraiz.com.br and our little Youtube channel is youtube.com/wpraiz .

Hi everyone!

I’m Patrice from Nantes, France.

I’m a coach and a trainer in the IT field, specialist of agility and scrum.

I use Miro since the confinement in March. Miro helps me a lot in designing adapted workshops for my remote trainings.

I’m interested in sharing my Miro experience with the community and learning from others.

Hey Miro Community,

My name is Petra, and I am excited to join this space.

I work from beautiful Prague as a Delivery Coach Lead. I'm passionate about visual thinking and love incorporating it into my work.

Name: Petra

Location: Prague, Czechia

Organization + Role: Delivery Coach Lead

Areas of Expertise: Visual Thinking, Ways of Working, Team Facilitation

Interesting Fact About You: I have a soft spot for pandas!

Looking forward to connecting with all of you, sharing ideas, and collaborating on innovative projects. 

Thanks DLynne, love to know about your learning and yes Pune is beautiful please do visit when its possible, I hvae few blogs on Pune you can go over them to learn more of Pune: Happy reading

https://www.whatsabhidoing.com/bike-trips-around-pune-under-100-km/

Thanks DLynne! Greatly appreciate your feedbacks when you watched any of the YTs. Cheers, 

HELLO @EVERYONE,

I am new to the MIRO environment but find it works well for presentations. But wondering if any of your JAVA Script peeps could tell me if there is a way of creating a timer that reset itself and whatever activity that you created in Miro to what it looked like before the user hit the timer to begin the activity!

Inquiring minds are waiting to know if this is a DO-ABLE possibility.

My Name is CJ

Hi my name is Lutz

I am a Miro user and I work for INTENSE AG, an IT Company in Germany.

I use Miro for collaboration with our customers.

“The Naughty Corner” --nice!

Kia ora Miro people

I'm Kevin and I'm a scrum master in Ōtautahi (Christchurch), Aotearoa (New Zealand).  I work for an ISP, working mostly with several teams as support and with one team more in depth.  I also work with individuals in our company to help them get stuff done (I believe it's called coaching).

Name: Kevin

Location: Christchurch, New Zealand

Organization + Role: Voyager Internet as a scrum master

Areas of Expertise: Facilitation, coaching and making connections

Interesting Fact About You: I'm a huge music fan with vinyl being my preferred medium.  I once got an Iggy Pop tribute CD signed by the musicians who played on it including Joey Ramone.  

Really keen to see what cool things you have all done with Miro.

Mā te wā

Welcome to the community Anna, 

Hi All,

My name is Mike and I am Project Manager from Chicago, IL. I manage various types of projects but have been more and more involved in innovation projects which is how I found Miro.

Miro has helped me drive collaboration in a remote environment in ways that I didn’t think were possible. I can’t imagine working it without it to the point where, my desk is no longer messy but my board that is named “Mike’s Desk” is a mess and littered with ideas, thoughts, templates, and who knows what else. 

Looking forward to hearing all the awesome ideas that everyone has!

Hello,

My name is Marcel and I am employed at Bremen University in Germany. My educational background is Spacecraft Systems and Software Engineering. In my current job I design and implement interfaces for automation and data science between our space-related research facilities

I encountered miro during the latest pandemic in 2020, when I was still in my master studies, and since then its an essential tool for me to collect information, identify and organise work packages and design system and software architectures and much more. I somehow try to combine shapes and lines to anything useful and illustrative. Sometimes, I am excited to print out a diagram on a big sheet of paper and hang it on a real whiteboard for discussion

This is the first tool I encountered, where the line snapping and arrangement still can look satisfying after moving boxes around! The easy and efficent collaboration mechanism helps managing (student) team projects until today. Unfortunately, I already have more open boards than I can maintain, so I have to learn to be more economical with them.

I am excited to hear about the people here and their ideas and wish you all the best

Hi,
My name’s Heather and I’m an IT Training Manager.  We’ve just launched Miro to everyone in our organisation and I’m responsible for promoting it and creating a community of practice so I’d love to hear about how others have managed this within their organisations.  I’m excited about how we can use Miro and how to share examples with others. 

Hey Community This is Terry Wallace here. I am here for join the best interacting conversations and topics. Anyone can reply to have a discussion.