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April 17, 2021 Career, Industry & Enterprise / Professionalism / Workplace and Career

Architecting Your Future: Conquering Imposter Syndrome

Posted by Shara Rosenbalm

Imagine walking into a packed conference room (or jumping on a zoom call) for a meeting on a pressing topic. As you find your seat, you start to feel like the temperature is rising and your heartbeat quickens, your mind

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November 24, 2020 Design Principles / Professionalism / User Centered

Customer Experience during a Pandemic

Posted by Lexie Lu

Global pandemics are a challenge for everyone. Customers look to institutions and businesses they already trust for answers. Meanwhile, companies must scramble to figure out the best way to maintain excellent Customer Experience (CX) during unprecedented times. No matter what

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September 28, 2020 Learning From Others / Professionalism / Workplace and Career

People Who Design: Connecting Design Communities

Posted by Andrea Paci

These days, creating a personal website is easy. You don’t need to know about how to code; the newest platforms can host profile pages with templates you can fill in with photos, links, and text about you and your works.

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August 2, 2020 Professionalism / Workplace and Career

Moving from Corporate to Contract

Posted by Tim Noetzel

Working as a full time in house employee definitely has its benefits; camaraderie, stability, and the support of a team are alluring aspects for many designers. Yet, it also has many drawbacks. If you’re frustrated with the politics, tired of

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June 24, 2014 Learning From Others / Professionalism / Workplace and Career

Creating Your Personal Mission Statement

Posted by Louis Rosenfeld

You’re weird. In a good way, but weird nonetheless. Weird in the sense that people outside of work likely have absolutely no clue what it is you do. Maybe many at work as well. For me, this weirdness manifests itself

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