Results for: Season: Fall 2020

• Business • Issue 016

  Designing for Designers

  If you’ve ever taken on a design project with a designer for a client, you know that dueling opinions often lead to frustration—theirs, yours, or both. It stands to reason, because designers are paid to have strong points of view. They know what they like. They have their own ideas and lofty goals. Designer egos? Let’s just say, self-confidence is a practical job requirement. And as consultants themselves, they know the traditional client management tricks and aren’t likely to appreciate being “handled.” Now imagine that your client is a whole room full of designers. Are you brave enough (foolish enough?) to believe you can lead them to accept your vision?

  

• Workplace Innovation • Issue 016

  The Rise of the Remote Meeting

  Those of us who chose to work remotely before 2020, at a time when we could move freely between our home offices and our communities, did so with immense privilege. I am one of these people.

  

• Social Impact • Issue 016

  Igniting Social Change Through a Screen

  Writer’s Block inK was started in 2003 in New London, Connecticut, as a non-profit organization to support youth in writing and performing as tools to address personal and social challenges on the community stage.

  

• Entrepreneurship • Issue 016

  Career Interrupted

  For the past 20 years, I have helped businesses build innovation teams and helped design professionals find career success.