All Compass No Map
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From a 2011 talk to college students who were interested in exploring UX as a career and wanted to know how I had come to do the work I currently do.
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- 29. 1. Do What You Love Success & happiness can’t help but collide. You will always do better at what you love than at what you don’t love.
- 30. 2. Play Nice Every system, every game, every reality has rules. Whether written or unwritten, learn the rules and follow them.
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- 32. 4. Think Fearlessly Critical analysis is demanding and makes you vulnerable to judgment. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
- 33. 5. Stay Curious Keep your creative spirit alive. You never know where the next opportunity will come from.
- 34. 6. Embrace Loss Grunt work, glory, misery, elation, praise, failure, success, and transitions - they all pass with time. Be passionate; not attached.
- 35. 7. Keep Your Powder Dry “The best way to defeat your enemy is to make him your friend.” Sun Tzu
- 36. Ask Questions Now Would Be a Good Time
Hinweis der Redaktion
- You’re going into more than a workplace or field or even an economy.\nYou’re going into a world that’s significantly different than the world than either of our parents went into.\n
- You’re going into more than a workplace or field or even an economy.\nYou’re going into a world that’s significantly different than the world than either of our parents went into.\n
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- So here’s what you had, roughly.\nmain .edu and a bunch of hidden microsites\n
- So here’s what you had, roughly.\nmain .edu and a bunch of hidden microsites\n
- First pass was to remove outdated and/or duplicate content.\n\nThis isn’t machete work, it’s surgery: meticulously strategic, line-by-line,\nbalancing myriad stakeholder needs and priorities.\n\nOften, parts of pages are salvageable; sometimes, whole pages go.\n
- Second pass was to identify remaining content according to its thematic relevance to the user - “what part of the story does this content support?”\nWhat happens to the protagonist -not the narrator- in search of a goal. If it’s not that, it’s not advancing the story.\n
- Third pass is to cluster those pages thematically into what you could consider inventories for chapters in a book.\n\nOrphan pages have all been accounted for in our Content Stategy packet. Get a copy from Liz.\n
- Resulting site map = narrative framework for the prospect story to take place\n\nTook page count from ~2500 to ~500\n
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- Don’t fear judgment. Do your best, and give 100% of it. Be fully present. Trust.\n
- Curiosity trumps certainty every time.\n
- Better to bend like the reed than break like the oak.\n
- The importance of networking and maintaining good relationships.\n
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