With mid-year job evaluations around the corner, and the additional pressure to ask for and process feedback, I thought I would put together a guide (& free template) of the best advice, to help get the most out of the process. When feedback is done right it can kick start a life long love of self-reflection and improvement. My own career has now stacked up over 18 years of feedback and I can tell you, there are highs and lows in there resembling a rollercoaster. Any seasoned

User experience design has evolved tremendously in the last few years, and the introduction of AI tools is set to revolutionize it even further. The use of artificial intelligence in UX design will enhance the user's experience in many ways, making it more personalized, responsive, and predictive. This article will explore how UX design will change with the introduction of AI tools and what the future of UX design might look like. One significant way that AI will change UX de

First, it’s important to mention I am not a data scientist. I work in digital design and am doing my MBA. I have been in the fortunate position of taking a business analytics class which has afforded me a limited view of data science and statistics. I enjoy using the insights I gather and relating them back to my daily job. With this framing in mind let me share with you how design and data connect for me and what insights this has afforded. Its hard to get your hands on raw

Blockbuster was once one of the biggest video rental business with franchises across the world. Since their raise and subsequent fall in the early 2000s much has been written about the business strategies, and where their leadership made questionable choices. The Blockbuster story is a cautionary tale of assumption over understanding. The key to avoiding Blockbusters fate lies in design-led business lessons. Infusing lateral thinkings at all levels of your organising can hel

Facial recognition is not a new to AI technology. However recent merging of facial recognition with web scraping is bringing about new questions of ownership. Questions like: Do we still own our own face? Scandals involving misuse of personal data are becoming increasing the norm. Cambridge Analytica improperly obtained data from Facebook to build voter profiles, and subsequently targeted many people for campaigns. Cambridge analytica additionally sold phycological profiles