One team, one dream: Practical ways to work better, together

EPISODE · Oct 31, 2013 · 21 MIN

One team, one dream: Practical ways to work better, together

from UX Australia Podcast: All presentations from 2009-2014 · host Kelsey Schwenk

If you work in the creative world, chances are you work on a team. And every time you start a new project or join a new company, you’re starting from scratch. Who are these people? How can I get them to respect me? How can we create the best solution together? Or (more commonly) how can I work with them without ripping my hair out? This presentation helps you recognize your personal problem solving style, gives you tips and tricks on how to use that info, and, most importantly, asks you (the audience) to contribute your real-life challenges in order to help you with actionable advice.

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