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I hear this all the time from design managers: “Sometimes I feel like the only person in the room who even understands what design is supposed to do.” I've heard this in almost every research call I've had with design managers, especially at mid-sized companies, where they’re often the only design manager and the most senior designer in the room. If you’re the lone design leader at your company, this probably sounds familiar. Your day isn’t just managing a team — it’s defending your discipline. It’s explaining the same basic design principles over and over, in rooms full of people who don’t get it. And no one else inside your company can back you up. When you’re the only design manager, there’s no one to talk to who really understands. You’re left navigating these challenges on your own, while others don't even see the problem. It’s a tough spot to be in. How do you handle it?

I've been at this for quite some time now, but recently, I've noticed myself taking on more tasks that many designers usually shy away from: management. We're a creative bunch, and usually, we steer clear of managerial duties, but as long as I can still channel my creativity, I'm fine with it. I've come to realize that creativity isn't confined to artistic endeavors alone; it extends to the business side of design as well. Whether it's optimizing workflows, managing software subscriptions (a significant part of our operating costs), or finding innovative ways to enhance team efficiency and reduce expenses, I find this aspect of my role enjoyable. It's rewarding to me—improving processes, tackling challenges, and figuring out solutions. It's a different facet of design, but it's still fundamentally design-oriented. As a design director, I understand that my responsibilities involve not only nurturing team members but also ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of our business to thrive financially. #creativity #designbusiness #business #designservice

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🔍✨ Check Out My Latest Hiring Design Post For SwissMote! 🎨📸 I'm excited to share the new hiring post I designed for SwissMote! Recruiting the right talent is crucial for any organization, and this post is crafted to attract the best candidates. As designers, it's our responsibility to create posts that effectively communicate the right message to potential candidates eager to join the team. This design aligns with SwissMote's brand identity, ensuring it not only looks great but also resonates with the right audience. In this Post, I focused on: Bold and clear text for easy readability. Vibrant colors to catch the viewer's attention and maintaining the brand color identity. Relevant imagery to give a sneak peek to the potencial candidates. Balanced composition to ensure the design is visually appealing. Take a look at the design below and let me know your thoughts! 👇 If you’re looking to enhance your Brand Identity with professional, I’d love to help. Feel free to reach out to discuss how we can collaborate! #Design #Hiring #SwissMote #RemoteWork #UXDesign #GraphicDesign #graphidesigner

There's 100's of talented designers available. Yet, companies are struggling to hire designers. Thoughts as to why: - Companies want "end-to-end" product designers because they need more bang for their buck. That's the reality of the economic environment we're in, budgets are being squeezed. - Hands-off managers who don't want or can't execute IC work to a high level. In my world of working with VCs, these people will not work at early-stage companies. You need to be doing the work and leading. - Non-design hiring managers can't determine which designer will be a long-term fit. i.e. you will need a different type of designer at seed stage to series B. The founding designer role IMO is the toughest role to get right. - The return of "hybrid". London is a vacuum for top designers who want to be in the office 2-3 days a week. What are you seeing? P.S. the "office hours" was great on Monday, great to see many familiar faces. Let's stick together. I'll be running every Monday 3-4pm GMT, for the community. Link in comments.

what a brilliant night at Service Design Bristol - some great talks from Kola Wale and Emma Parnell Kola, Disguising how language, cultural differences, inclusion and accessibility are all important factors in the design process. And Emma, talking about designing your career. Moving away from reactive career choices and being more true to one’s values and self. #servicedesign #bristol #designprocess

There's 100's of talented designers available. Yet, companies are struggling to hire designers. Thoughts as to why: - Companies want "end-to-end" product designers because they need more bang for their buck. That's the reality of the economic environment we're in, budgets are being squeezed. - Hands-off managers who don't want or can't execute IC work to a high level. In my world of working with VCs, these people will not work at early-stage companies. You need to be doing the work and leading. - Non-design hiring managers can't determine which designer will be a long-term fit. i.e. you will need a different type of designer at seed stage to series B. The founding designer role IMO is the toughest role to get right. - The return of "hybrid". London is a vacuum for top designers who want to be in the office 2-3 days a week.

Do we still have a talent gap in the industry right now? Despite the current climate, I know many that have / are struggling to find solid designers to fill critical roles They don’t seem to be there Why? I don’t really know So many are looking for work right now A few ideas: - People are fishing in the wrong pond(s)? - Organisations’ expectations are too high? - Demands from designers are too high? - Companies are not selling themselves in the right way to attract what they want? What do you think? Would love to get a few perspectives on this one… #Design #Hiring #Talent