JOSE BALDAIA’s Behind a Service Design is always Design Thinking
Found at Behind a Service Design is always Design Thinking.
Doing!
I don’t know if they agree with me or not! Only after they read this article I will know.
They are the five people (myself included) who entered in GSJ11 Lisbon as an “expert” and all left it as “T” shaped persons.
The “T” represents a person with skills developed in a given (specific) area (vertical part) to what they add acquired skills in the development of work (horizontal part).
To be continued at Behind a Service Design is always Design Thinking.
Photocredit: David Niddrie
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