Coaching designers

from The All-Design Podcast Hosted by Jaan Orvet, Jesper Bylund, Mayu Nakamura

How to coach others, and oneself. And why productivity doesn’t matter at all. (Includes untimely and frankly quite cruel references to Summer and warm weather…) The ‘design, Design, DESIGN, design’ podcast is where we – designers Jesper Bylund and Jaan Orvet – poke, prod, analyse and share our opinions on design. The everyday, the mundane as well as the exceptional. We also explore how people affect, and are affected by, design. If you like or love this podcast please do subscribe! Web: designpodcast.org Jaan: orvet.se Jesper: jesperbylund.com Music: 'Freeze Tag' by astrofreq on Pixabay

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