Can service designers work from home or remotely?
Yes. for years I mostly worked from home, and I consider myself a service designer.
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192 postsYes. for years I mostly worked from home, and I consider myself a service designer.
The full question “What does Service Design look like in large corporations and what is the role of the Service Designer in them?” My answer in video Video transcript This transcript was generated using Descript. So it might contain some creative mistakes. what those service design look like in large
In short: it really depends on the survey and the country, but in general a lot work in consultancies.
My answer in video Video transcript This transcript was generated using Descript. So it might contain some creative mistakes. How do you best communicate what's the role and what isn't the role of the service designer? Service designers can do a lot. We are this generalist
My answer in video Video transcript This transcript was generated using Descript. So it might contain some creative mistakes. Now, let's jump to the next question. Question from Joanna, who asks, how can you show that different backgrounds contribute to the service design work in valid ways? And
My answer in video Summary of the video * The imposter syndrome can be tackled by collecting stories of change and testimonials from people who have benefited from your work * Keeping a folder of these messages can help remind you that your work has value * Going over these messages regularly and
In short: you can practice Service Design everyday, no matter what the context and the limits of your job are today. Service Design Katas can help for this.
In short: yes. Many Service Design professionals are introverts. In fact, I'm one too.
I'm Daniele Catalanotto, I worked with clients from all over the world to help them improve their customer experience using simple Service Design principles. I've been blessed to be able to learn a lot. Today I want to share these learnings back with the community.