A Letter To The Unsupported Design Manager
You’re good at what you do.People trust you to bring clarity, calm, and creativity into messy situations.You’ve earned your place
Design leadership coaching resources for senior designers, including free recorded training, workshops, articles, and podcasts.
For Senior Designers
In partnership with UX/UI Hub Events.
Standing out starts with a sharp, authentic value proposition. Whether you’re eyeing a promotion or exploring a career pivot, this session helps you define and communicate what makes you valuable.
What you’ll learn:
For Senior Designers
In partnership with UX/UI Hub Events.
Some honest lessons from hiring senior designers over the years as a design manager. If you’re actively job searching, this talk will help you understand what really happens behind hiring decisions.
What you’ll learn:
For Design Leads
Are relationships with founders, C-suite executives, and senior leaders a limiting factor in your growth?
This hands-on workshop gives you practical tools to become a more effective strategic partner to your organization’s leadership.
What you’ll learn:
For Design Leads
Are communication gaps and unclear expectations hindering your team’s performance?
These design leadership coaching resources will provide strategic tools to enhance collaboration across Product, Engineering, and UX.
What you’ll learn:
You’re good at what you do.People trust you to bring clarity, calm, and creativity into messy situations.You’ve earned your place
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