Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsGet to know our process: OrganizeThis is the last part of a 3-part series. Check out the previous post, on Assess, the second step of our process.23h ago23h ago
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsGet to know our process: AssessThis is the second part of a 3-part series. Check out the previous post, on Gather, the first step of our process.Jul 19Jul 19
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsGet to know our process: GatherIf you missed our last post, meet Unlikely Connections. There’s some useful context over there for this piece.Jul 15Jul 15
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely Connections’Tis the SeasonAmidst the annual LinkedIn posts about Figma’s Config and its related “please stop having only shallow conversations about tools” debate…Jul 5Jul 5
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsHow I make sense of all the conversations that take place at work [2/2]Quick reference: Here is part one of this post, which introduces teaching as a professional competency.Jun 28Jun 28
Aimee Gonzalez-CameroninUnlikely ConnectionsHow I make sense of all the conversations that take place at work [1/2]Dear SJ,Jun 21Jun 21
Aimee Gonzalez-CameronConversation with your elected officials: An example of how it looks to ask for a meeting and…Dear SJ,Jun 12Jun 12
Aimee Gonzalez-CameronWhat my prepared talking points for a meeting with my elected officials looked like[original format: Word document, outline format. Medium doesn’t preserve or portray outline format very well.]Jun 12Jun 12
Aimee Gonzalez-CameronThinking about the time I scoffed at someone’s MA in communicationsDear SJ,Jun 6Jun 6
