Garbage language permeates the ways we think of our jobs and shapes our identities as workers. It is obvious that the point is concealment; it is less obvious what so many of us are trying to hide.
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Design problems’ wickedness meant that they could never be subject to a single process of resolution. There could be no one ‘method’
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The human cognitive system has limited capacity. Preoccupations with pressing budgetary concerns leave fewer cognitive resources available to guide choice and action.
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If we asked you what the next generation of world-class businesses will do, you would likely list some buzzword technologies.
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[…] Enamoured by the technologically engineered strategic visions of the likes of Stanley Gale, it confuses the needs of a city with those of a company. It mistakes people for category of user […]
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[…] ‘design sprint’ means locking yourself in a meeting room for five workdays. Then white smoke will rise from the chimney, and, low and behold, you have a finished product and the answer to all of your problems […]
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[…] innovation is the sum of change across the whole system, not a thing which causes a change in how people behave.
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[…] “History tells us that innovation is an outcome of a massive collective effort – not just from a narrow group of young white men in California” Mazzucato says […]
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