A short essay that examines the opposite of impostor syndrome—blinding self-delusion—which is maybe the thing we should be pathologizing.
A short essay that examines the opposite of impostor syndrome—blinding self-delusion—which is maybe the thing we should be pathologizing.
TopicsBusiness Strategy, Culture, Social Networks
The Chinese internet remains an abstraction to many outsiders due to technical,...
TopicsManagement & Strategy
Every project comes to an end, so let’s get better at planning for project...
TopicsCommunity
A simple framework for thinking about building communities of...
TopicsCulture
Silicon Valley’s vision of ultimate convenience is often one that’s...
TopicsCulture, Social Innovation
“Without joy the Awesome Foundation would be the Cheap and Efficient Foundation,...
TopicsCommunity, Culture
In many industries, publishers can sometimes hurt unknown artists more than they...
DisciplinesInteraction Design, User Interface
TopicsCulture
Speaker May-Li Khoe
Creative Mornings 2016. This highly participatory talk involved education, culture,...
DisciplineUser Research
TopicsEthics, Service Design, Social Innovation
Speaker Sarah Fathallah
How can proverbs be used to enrich our design research practice?...
DisciplineMotion & Animation
TopicsCommunity
Speaker
Welcome to my talk on "Is it Me or Is it Them?" This is my first time giving this...
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