In a recent LinkedIn post, product development strategist Teresa Torres shared details about two upcoming events she is hosting in February, each focusing on a different facet of her work: one centered on product development workflows and another on social impact through technology.
Torres announced the first event, “Claude Code Office Hours,” scheduled for February 10, 2026. This session is designed as a hybrid of an “ask-me-anything” and a “show-and-tell” for various workflows. Access to these sessions is limited to Supporting Members and CDH Members of Product Talk. Torres specified that invites would be distributed on February 3rd, emphasizing that interested individuals must subscribe before this date to receive an invitation.
“In these sessions we do a mix of ask-me-anything and show-and-tell of different workflows. These sessions are for Supporting Members and CDH Members of Product Talk.”
Exploring Product Development Workflows
As Torres outlines, the Claude Code Office Hours are geared towards practical application and direct engagement with product development processes. By offering a “show-and-tell” format, she aims to provide tangible examples and actionable insights that members can apply to their own work. The AMA (Ask Me Anything) component allows for personalized guidance, addressing specific challenges faced by attendees.
Championing Social Impact Through Technology
The second event, “WorldPulse: Connecting Women for Social Impact,” is slated for February 12, 2026. Torres shared her personal motivation for involvement, highlighting her recent joining of the board of a non-profit organization. She was particularly drawn to the organization’s mission of empowering women via a social impact network, especially noting the CEO’s tech-savvy approach and the non-profit’s innovative use of technology to scale its impact.
“What drew me to this particular non-profit was their tech-savvy CEO and the way they are using technology to scale impact. In this event, I’ll be sharing more about the organization and why I got involved.”
Torres expressed her enthusiasm for sharing more about the organization and the reasons behind her commitment. She identified key interests for potential attendees, including those focused on connecting women’s voices, leveraging technology for social good, or supporting impactful small non-profits.
The Importance of Live Attendance
A crucial detail for both events, as highlighted by Torres, is that neither will be recorded. She stressed the necessity of attending live to gain access to the content and discussions. This approach underscores the value placed on real-time interaction and engagement.
“Neither event is recorded. If you are interested, you’ll need to attend live.”
Torres also encouraged engagement directly on her LinkedIn post, asking interested individuals to comment if they plan to attend. She explained that this feedback aids in better planning for both events and helps increase their visibility. Furthermore, she invited attendees to tag others who might find the events relevant, a strategy aimed at broadening their reach and impact.
“And, of course, tag folks who might be interested. Thanks, I appreciate it.”
Through these distinct events, Teresa Torres demonstrates a commitment to both advancing professional development in product and contributing to meaningful social change, utilizing technology as a key enabler in both endeavors.
📝 About This Content
This article is based on insights shared by Teresa Torres on LinkedIn.
📅 Originally posted on January 19, 2026 | View original post on LinkedIn →