I mainly write about
design careers,
leadership in design, and
self-development. Much of my content is based on the struggles lessons and experiences I have accumulated throughout my career. Some of the texts are sometimes updated.
In my conference talk at the Refresh Conference 2024, I shared a reflective case study on the tools and methods we used to guide the UX team through breaking points.
With game theory, I created a set of strategies to interact with stakeholders, leadership, and other teams to obtain valuables for my team. I balanced out my weaker position and achieved equilibrium for the common good.
Nurturing a growth-focused team requires clear expectations and a skill matrix. Use scorecards and workshops for evaluation, collect feedback, and update the skill matrix.
The things that we cherish inevitably wear out over time. These signs of wear can be seen as a mark of importance and value. The same idea can also be applied to life events, where traumatic experiences can lead to personal growth and transformation. However, it is often hard to see this positive side when we are in difficult experiences.
How to use McKinsey’s 7-S framework to redesign your leadership and take your domain to the next level? I share my approach and insights for each of the seven aspects.
I gained insights into my team’s perception and suggestions for improving UX maturity. This helped me to focus on the necessary areas of improvement and create an aligned UX area strategy.
You have experienced the angst of setting up your CV or profile. What to include, what to leave out… And, what to write at all. This is a short guide based on my mentorship sessions with students.
I designed a short presentation for TalTech’s IT Day in 3 iterations and different views to engage high school and college students on the importance of design in product development across various IT fields.
Having and maintaining a LinkedIn profile is essential for students and designers. You have exposure to future options and gain high-leverage input to stay ahead.
I am trying to overcome procrastination and take a small step into the unknown. I recognize the possibility of solving problems and making a difference by sharing ideas early and frequently.
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