The Cost of GrowthI’m reluctant to write this article, so I’ll start with the acknowledgment that comparing the devastation and loss of life in Houston to…Sep 1, 2017Sep 1, 2017
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingSoftware Engineers are PeopleOne of my biggest pet peeves is when managers refer to their developers as “resources.” I cringe every time I hear it, and I hear it a lot.Jun 6, 2017Jun 6, 2017
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingCan design leaders innovate in the enterprise?Is it even possible to innovate in the enterprise? Corporate history is littered with botched innovation. The Xerox of the 1970s is a…Apr 13, 20171Apr 13, 20171
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingIs Agile Planning the cure to the Hairy Back Syndrome?I hadn’t heard of the “Hairy Back” chart until I came across this post from McKinsey, but after almost a decade of working with…Mar 7, 2017Mar 7, 2017
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingHow we strive to create an awesome workplace.Strong workplaces are about living your values and working to continually improve the workplace experience.Feb 13, 20171Feb 13, 20171
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingFinding Our Product-Market Fit(s), Part IIHow we navigated various market opportunities and evolved Philosophie to meet them. Part of the Still A Startup series.Nov 18, 2016Nov 18, 2016
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingCreating an Objective Visual StrategyUgh, clients. Every designer has their horror stories about opinionated bosses that just don’t get it. Sometimes, no matter how good your…Mar 18, 2016Mar 18, 2016
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingThe Toast Principle of Product DesignAh, San Francisco. The promised land of tech. The place where we, the enlightened technorati, build massive-scale products that touch the…Jan 18, 20163Jan 18, 20163
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingFinding our Product-Market Fit(s)How we navigated various market opportunities and evolved our company to meet them. Part II of our Still A Startup series.Mar 12, 20151Mar 12, 20151
Published inPhilosophie is ThinkingStill A Startup: How Philosophie builds PhilosophieAt Philosophie, we help companies create new products and services. In this series, I’ll share how we apply our methods to our own business.Feb 11, 2015Feb 11, 2015
