What are free resources to learn Service Design?
In short: this website, the website Service Design Tools and the Service Design Network slack community.
Migration in progress: The content from the old website will be transfered here in the next months. Migration information
Hey lovely human! This will be the new home for the Swiss Innovation Academy in a few months.
In short: this website, the website Service Design Tools and the Service Design Network slack community.
In short: there are key Service Design practices that when transferred to coaching can create issues. Like: reducing friction, a serving attitude, deep empathy or strong facilitation and synthesis can all lead to reduced growth, effort or autonomy.
In this tiny article I show how I use the snippets feature of Ghost to quickly insert information about the backstage of my writing process in each article.
In this tiny blog post I share three things I miss about writing every day (slowing down, achievement and brain emptiness) and how I'll adapt the migration process (half of the time writing, half for migration).
In short: a course is good to get the basics, but observing and doing the work stays extremely important.
In short: project management, internal politics (including lobbying and negotiation), visual communication, writing and bonus: understanding technology.
In short: yes, try to have a basic understanding of your peers, including the business guys. Asking the dumb questions can help. Or browse an innovation dictonnary.
In short: It depends on what brings you more opportunities in where you are. No matter what, school or on the job it doesn't replace the need for a strong curiosity to complement each approach.
In short: Mindset (backstage / frontstage, multitouchpoint, experience versus reality, etc), tools (Service Blueprint, interviews, etc.), everyday life (using it outside of work)