Author: Robert Gallup
Bob is a software project manager, team leader, and software interaction designer. He works particularly with teams navigating the chaos of startup and incubation projects. His results-oriented style of creative project management focuses on clear vision and collaborative problem solving.
Most recently in his career, Bob worked for Microsoft as a Program Manager on a variety of projects in the areas of computer games, in-dash car computing, and online learning. Prior to Microsoft, he worked as a software developer, online education author, and classroom trainer.
Bob is currently living in Seattle and is at the end of a personal sabbatical during which he travelled in Africa and Asia, studied photography and traditional African music, and worked on a collection of personal projects.
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Muller, Michael J., Matheson, Lisa, Page, Colleen, Gallup, Robert (1998): Methods & Tools: Participatory Heuristic Evaluation. In Interactions, 5 (5) pp. 13-18. https://www.acm.org/pubs/articles/journals/interactions/1998-5-5/p13-muller/p13-muller.pdf