In this series, I explore general work lessons based on my experiences.
Overview
Each articles below is about an experience I’ve had working in tech. Through studio work, freelance work, and in-house, I’ve had the opportunity to engage several companies and organizations of various sizes. Writing helps me reflect and learn. I make this public with the hope that someone can relate, and maybe get value from reading.
- Quick meetings can beat tedious emails — in this futile exercise in miscommunication, an effort to use convenient asynchronous communication backfired and led to waste and frustration
- Make space with your speech — terminology can make a difference. Here I explore the implications of some inconsiderate phrases
- ‘Exit interview’ your colleagues — how requesting feedback from peers can help you learn & improve
- They’re firing my colleagues — responses by those whose colleagues are fired
Thanks for reading.
About The Author
I’m a UX Designer turned Product Manager, with experience in startups, freelance, and international B2B companies. Writing helps me reflect & continuously learn. Connect with me on Twitter.
