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Explore "dauer" with insightful episodes like "84. Arbeitslosengeld - Voraussetzungen und Dauer", "Alles hat seine Zeit (Kohelet 3,1-15)", "Folge 58 - Ich und mein Team", "Wie lange dauert es, um Krav Maga zu erlernen?" and "Wie viel, wie lange, wie oft?" from podcasts like ""Podcast-Arbeitsrecht.de", "Ohrenweide", "Um.Gotteswillen", "Krav Maga Business Lab - Selbstverteidigung und Unternehmertum" and "Der Essenzen Podcast"" and more!
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Alles hat seine Zeit (Kohelet 3,1-15)
Folge 58 - Ich und mein Team
Wie lange dauert es, um Krav Maga zu erlernen?
Wie viel, wie lange, wie oft?
ES GIBT KEIN "ALLES KOMMT ZUSAMMEN...."
Folge 89: Wie lange dauert der Aufbau einer Employer Brand?
#306 Vincenz-Prozess: Der Verlust der Aufmerksamkeitsspanne
Zu wenig Zeit für zu viel Inhalt
Die richtige Dauer eines Online-Seminars
#55 Zeit für Sex
#14 Schätzwert-Methoden – Über Planning Poker und das Orakel von Delphi
CL236: How To Design A Creative Culture At Work - Interview with Justin Dauer
In this episode we learn from Justin Dauer, On How To Design A Creative Culture At Work.
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Justin is a multi-faceted, multi-pierced, multi-tattooed designer, author, and speaker. He wrote the celebrated book "Cultivating a Creative Culture" and is the Vice President of Human-Centered Design at bswift. With Josef Müller-Brockmann and user advocacy claiming equal parts of his creative heart, he’s immersed himself professionally in tangible and digital media over the past 20 years. Justin has crafted digital experiences for clients like Sony, Chase, IBM, and the U.S. Department of Energy. He also founded The Dead Pixel Society with some of the world’s best icon designers. His passion is for creative workspaces and cultures, and he focuses on increasing creative productivity as well as workplace retention.
In this episode, we cover:
1:56 – Developing a creative culture
3:18 – How to deal with creative burnout
6:09 – The grid system
6:54 – Dieter Rams
9:12 – The role of empathy in design
10:16 – Human centered design
13:11 – Agile design
15:03 – Active Learning vs Passive Learning
17:01 – Wintercamp
21:46 – Pause with intent
24:13 – Creative inspiration wednesdays
26:40 – Human factored design
Resources mentioned in this episode:
the-culturebook.com
pseudoroom.com
Book: stateofmindatwork.com
Tool: Field Notes
Album: Lowlands by Panic Girl
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Cultivating a Creative Culture with Justin Dauer
We create human-centred interactions and experiences in our field. Empathetic purpose drives our every decision. Mobile First? In reality, it’s humans first. This same mentality turned inward, forms the cornerstone of something amazing: a creative culture.
Designers and front-enders have a unique advantage in solving the cultural problems in business that are sucking the life out of us. Several, in fact. The principles discussed in this book derive from the perspectives and skillsets we already use daily: empathy, objectivity and, yes, ample creativity.
We discuss:
- The Sunday Night Work “Dreadies”
- Agency work burnout
- 100% Billable Time
- The need for Mental White Space
- Examples of Great Cultures
- Toxic Meetings
- Poor Feedback
- Ego as the Enemy
- Humility
- Redesigning Day One for New Hires
- When to Leave a Company
- How to Ensure You Find the Right Cultural Fit
Wie lang soll er sein?
058: Finding the Right Cultural Fit with Justin Dauer
Justin Dauer implores us never settle in our important quest to find the right cultural fit. He reminds us that being human-centered doesn’t just affect our users, but especially the humans we interact with. He encourages us to think hard about where we choose to hang our hat, and understand what the ramifications of the wrong decision may be. He also reveals the maze of signals to watch out for in our search for the culture that will foster our creativity, and empower our passion to produce what could be our greatest work…yet.
- What Does It Mean to Say "The Right Cultural Fit"? (5:07)
- Why It's Vital to Find That Fit (7:28)
- What Are the Reasons You Made This Your Life Mission? (8:55)
- Is It a Good Plan to Apply for Jobs Everywhere? (17:13)
- The Best Ways to Vet a Company’s Culture (22:47)
- Is It Worth Jumping into an Undesirable Culture to Gain Experience? (31:57)
- Before Heading into an Interview (34:25)
- Thoughts on Interview Questions (40:32)
- Advice for Listeners Who Feel Stuck (44:35)
Check out the detailed show notes including mentioned links, transcript and Eli Jorgensen’s astonishing superhero artwork at userdefenders.com/058
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