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WORKSHOPS Viviana Doctorovich @vivdoc The UX Designer’s Trojan Horse

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Have you ever been a client?

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I have no idea what they’re talking about

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That is not what I told them I wanted

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I think there is a better way to solve that problem

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I barely know them. Should I trust them?

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• Fear of the unknown • Fear of losing control • Miscommunication • Lack of trust

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WORKSHOPS

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Every second you spend with your clients and colleagues is an opportunity

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• Educating • Creating shared ownership • Talking and listening • Gaining trust

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Personas workshop user centred design research findings creating user champions empathy building

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User journeys workshop user centred design user centred requirements service design

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Requirements workshop Agile Lean consensus building

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Co-design workshop user centred design shared ownership design champions responsive design

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How to build and deploy your very own designer’s Trojan horse

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DECIDE YOUR STRATEGY

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PICK YOUR PARTICIPANTS

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PICK YOUR WEAPONS

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Group Individual

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Create choices Make choices Opening activities Closing activities

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CREATE THE RIGHT ATMOSPHERE

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EARN YOUR PARTICIPANTS RESPECT

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Assertiveness

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Assertiveness Passivity Aggression

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Assertiveness Passivity Aggression

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Assertiveness Passivity Aggression

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Assertiveness Passivity Aggression

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Assertiveness Passivity Aggression

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• Listen well without interrupting • State needs and feelings clearly, appropriately, and respectfully • Use “I” statements • Speak in a calm and clear tone of voice • Don’t allow others to abuse or manipulate them • Stand up for their rights

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I find it difficult to focus on my work if you keep sending me these questions. Can you please put them all together and we can spend some time tomorrow resolving your doubts? Feelings Feeling Alternative

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I believe we agreed that the idea with most votes would be the one taken forward. Why are you asking to discuss the ideas again? Discrepancies Agreement Discrepancy

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I understand that you need this urgently, but I have another deadline today. Can we talk about this first thing tomorrow? Priorities Their  need Your  need Alternative

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You must respect yourself and others if you want to be respected

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SET THE RULES

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•  Mobile  phone  off   •  Laptops  closed   •  Only  one  conversation  will  go   on  at  once     •  Everybody  must     participate  Workshop  ground  rules

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WARM THEM UP

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LISTEN

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“Listen first, then design” - Michael Bierut SECRET OF DESIGN # 1

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Listening is not the same as hearing

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It seems to me that you’re saying…

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Need Interest Position What we say we want What we really want What we must have

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Need Interest Position Make logo bigger Increase brand awareness Identity

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TAKE CONTROL OF DIFFICULT PERSONALITIES

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TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS Parent Adult Child Parent Adult Child Nurturing Controlling

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TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS Parent Adult Child Parent Adult Child F ree Adapted

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Parent Adult Child Parent Adult Child

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Parent Adult Child Parent Adult Child

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STAY OUT OF THE WAY

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CELEBRATE!

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You’re now a certified Trojan Horse builder

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Fear of the unknown Fear of losing control Miscommunication Lack of trust

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THANK YOU Viviana Doctorovich @vivdoc