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Hosted by Danielle Wilkins · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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We interview different people, in different industries, at different points in their careers, about project design- what it means to them, how it helps them and how sometimes, it is a pain in the butt. We don't have all the answers for how to design the perfect project, but through these conversations we try to cut through the theory and the jargon to talk about what works and what doesn't work in different situations. Come join us if you want to learn more about project design in the real world!
Danielle Wilkins hosts Project Design: The Good, The Bad and the Wild, a business show with 11 episodes published.
What does film pre-production have in common with international development, software engineering, or urban design? More than you'd think! In this episode, Danielle sits down with Kelsey Wilkins - screen writer, script s
What happens when everyone agrees something needs to change, but the software you rolled out to fix it isn't actually fixing anything? In Part 2, Emma Marks and Audrey Damman get real about what happened after they got c
What is happening when your whole team agrees on what's broken, but at the end of the day, nothing changes? In this episode I sit down with Emma Marks and Audrey Damman to talk about what they learned rolling out a new w
In this final part of the conversation with Sebastian Varela, we get into something that might be the most important piece of the puzzle: how do you build organizational structures that create coherence without crushing
Welcome back to Part 2 of my conversation with Sebastian Varela! If you haven't listened to Part 1, I recommend starting there — we set up the core tension between clear, top-down alignment and the flexibility that local
In this episode, I sit down with Sebastian Varela to dig into one of the trickiest parts of project design: alignment. Not the "check the box and move on" kind. The kind where you're trying to balance clear communication
In most organizations, you plan first, then build, but what if we plan to build first and design later? Welcome back to Part 2 of the conversation with Ken Wilkins. In Part 1, we heard how Ken's software team navigated F
What happens when the people closest to the technical work can't make the final design decisions- but also can't get the feedback they need to make good recommendations? In this episode Ken Wilkins takes us inside the wo
Almost every guide or resource on Project Design I've ever read tells you to 'consult your stakeholders', almost none of them tell you how to actually do that -- how to functionally engage people when not everyone can be
In the second episode of Project Design: The Good, The Bad and The Wild, host Danielle Wilkins sits down with Matt Kessler-Cleary to talk about project design from his unique perspective as his team's 'fixer of broken th
"Organizations think they're answering the question, but they're not really answering the question." This episode explores why- and what to do about it! In this inaugural episode of Project Design: The Good, The Bad and
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Project Design: The Good, The Bad and the Wild is hosted by Danielle Wilkins. The show is categorised under business and has published 11 episodes.
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