"The reality of design can be a jagged pill for non-designers to swallow...But, for a while, design had its cocktail dress in Design Thinking: simple, attractive, versatile, fun yet professional, outgoing, and intended for socializing." #designthinking
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@msnow @mattcampux One more:
- Satisfaction of leadership diversity metrics requires going outside of the old guard even if it means placing less experienced ICs in management roles
@msnow @mattcampux This tracks with the instances in my sphere. My only additions:
- A dirth of quality designers causes elder managers to see stepping into IC roles as solving the hiring issue
- a dirth of quality designers causes orgs to throw big titles at younger ICs to retain/obtain talent
@peterme Artefact created a design maturity survey a few years back. It called out categories/types of design maturity. Might be useful when debating/discussing/defining. https://t.co/juRpNK2P5z
@peterme The ones that come to my mind are going to be physical goods companies, mainly European, and benefitted from success in an industrial design hey day: IKEA, Lego, Dyson, Phillips.
Got 20 minutes and opinions on design portfolios? You should help out some students by "user testing" their portfolio websites.
It's online and asynchronous, so you can do it whenever you want.
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Added to my Songs to a Spiritual Prodigy playlist: "Pilate's Dream" by Alan Doggett, Barry Dennen, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice https://t.co/WI0Opi7kEn