Mission to “Make Meaningful Work”

On the projects we’ve worked on, it’s easy to get caught up in meeting deliverables — and the speed at which we need to deliver them — and the constant, internal meetings that are driven by people’s egos. With all of that, it’s sometimes all too easy to forget about the…

Why Make Meaningful Work?

People spend considerable amounts of their time at work in projects that have little value.

Projects are part of a larger system we call “work”.

Sometimes people feel work is :

• Wasteful

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Practices to practice to “Make Meaningful Work”

Our Mission for Making Meaningful Work consists of eight best practices that help us frame and answer the question of how to make meaningful work. We keep these practices in mind throughout our day-to-day project work. They help us and the people…

Making reflection a habit at work

To making meaningful work, and sustain it, some behaviors will need to become habits. Reflection is…

Learning Portfolio

As people continuously learn from a diverse range of sources to help “Make Meaningful Work” we reference a term we like to call Learning Portfolios.

Why Learning Portfolio?

Make meaningful work

Good energies for a project can be derailed quickly if people do not feel they have a clear understanding of why they are working on something. Opinion wars escalate if there is no customer involvement to better understand their needs now and over time, and additional features are often…

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Attributes of mature designers

How do you know they are as good as they say?