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ปี 2021 เป็นอีกหนึ่งปีที่ค่อนข้างอึมครึมสำหรับหลายๆ คน ทั้ง โควิด-19 ที่ยังไม่รู้ว่าจะกินเวลายาวนานแค่ไหน เศรษฐกิจที่ยังไม่ฟื้นตัว คนที่ยังมีงานประจำอยู่ก็ยังไม่กล้าย้าย คนที่ทำธุรกิจส่วนตัวก็ยังไม่กล้าขยายกิจการ คนที่มีเงินเก็บก็ยังไม่กล้าลงทุนเพิ่ม อนาคตที่คาดเดาไม่ได้ทำให้หลายคนนึกภาพไม่ออกเลยว่า ตัวเราในอีก 5 ปี 10 ปีข้างหน้าจะเป็นอย่างไร

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design thinking process 在 駐英台-景觀筆記 Facebook 的最佳貼文

駐英台-景觀筆記 By 駐英台-景觀筆記

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🔎第二階段: 怎麼找公司​
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🔺part 1: 了解自己的專業能力及清楚自己的定位​
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找公司容易，但怎麼找到一家適合自己的公司，或是能發揮自己所長的公司才是真正所需要探討的。每間公司都有各自的公司文化及專業範圍，很多人在工作一段時間後，總會怨懟公司待遇低、案子不有趣、公司環境差等基本外在因素，然而這些抱怨早在選公司/找公司時，就決定了這個可能性的心理壓力。唯有清楚了解自己的長處、未來想要怎樣的環境，才能讓自己處在相對舒適的空間。​
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1⃣ 找一個喜歡的城市/鄉村學習跟生活。​
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記得我找公司時，鍵入的搜尋關鍵字是: 景觀設計公司 + 地區。在這前一篇的搜尋是:英國 特色城市。 找公司，除了看公司性質，我也會看環境，在面試的時候順便感受公司所在的城市。 現在想起這樣的設定真的非常正確，因為我享受且滿足現在的生活。環境造人，工作環境佔據 了我一天1/3的時間，坐在望出去遼闊景觀的窗戶旁，總比處在冰冷水泥塊中，自在很多。​
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2⃣ 坦白的面對自己的能力範圍，放大自己的長處。 ​
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很多人說: 找公司、投工作，就海投! 到處散播一樣的作品集及一模一樣的信件內容，100家，總會有10家⋯⋯對，也不對。了解自己的專業能力及清楚自己的定位，才是說服公司錄取你的關鍵。幾個朋友在反省找工作的經驗，最終去的那間公司，總會最快回覆你前來面試，最短的時間內決定是否錄取，因為你的知識範圍最符合公司需求，而不單只是可以畫出漂亮的圖，容易被取代的 / 技術上的能力。景觀的專業範圍很大，如果知道自己未來的發展希望往水資源管理的方向，那海投公司的範圍就會縮小剩20家，自己的勝率也更大，奮戰時間也會縮短。相對的，在未來職涯，唯獨能發揮自己所長，才能帶來成就感。​
知己知彼的策略，了解自己的專業能力及清楚自己的定位，不單縮短找工作的時間，甚至減少 未來所會面臨的工作壓力。​
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🔎Stage 2: Finding a company to apply​
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🔺Part 1 - Understanding your niche and abilities​
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Finding a company is easy, but finding one which suits you, where you can play to your strengths is challenging. Office culture, design ethos, scope of works, business management and employee growth plans are one of the many factors that you should consider. It is often the case that individuals will start criticizing the company’s employee treatment, pay check, lack of interesting projects, poor office environment after working for a period of time. However, these “complaints” could have been avoided if a company which best fitted to your expectations and interest was chosen instead.​
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Hence, understand what you want, be clear of your strengths and abilities, both your short and long term career goals and what kind of environment you would thrive in. This would be the best approach to find a job which can offer you a fun and comfortable working environment where you can grow too.​
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1⃣ Choosing a city/ town which you like to live and work in.​

Each city has its own unique culture and appeal, with infinite options and endless
considerations, narrowing down your choice can be a nightmare.

Recalling back to the time when I was looking for a job, typing in these keywords into the search bar: “landscape design firms + region” and “UK cities” kick-started my journey of working abroad.

Other than understanding the nature of the company, I also considered aspects such as the physical environment – the city where the company was located, population density, transportation and weather. When travelling down for an interview, experiencing the city’s character, culture and vibe in person also helped expedite the decision making process.
This guiding process allowed me to quickly settle in, enjoy and be satisfied with my current lifestyle and working arrangements.

The environment makes us who we are, with 1/3 of your time being occupied with work, it is really important to have a comfortable working environment – For me, sitting by the window, looking out towards the vast green landscape would definitely be much better than sitting within the compounds of a concrete working cubicle.

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2⃣ Be honest about your capabilities, Magnify your strengths.​
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Most fresh graduates would often use the same portfolio and CV content to mass apply to companies, hoping to land a job in one of their several attempts. However, this one size fit all approach to seek employment might not be the best and most effective.

Finding your niche will help you stand out from the rest of the crowd. That being said, understanding your professional ability and what you can contribute to the company is key to persuade the company to employ you. A few of my peers shared their experience for getting employed – An interested company would normally respond and arrange for an interview at the soonest. Their hiring decision made within a short time frame because they believe that your thinking, knowledge, expertise and skills best meets the needs of the company and are not easily replaceable by technology means.

The scope of works for the landscape profession is very large. It would definitely help reduce the amount of time and companies you need to filter through, increase your chances of getting employed if you can be certain of a career path you wish to dive further into. For example, water resource management, wildlife consultancy, landscape journalism, construction etc. In view of future career prospects, only by playing to your strength, can you find a sense of achievement.

The strategy of knowing yourself and your market, understanding your abilities and niche not only shortens the time spent to find a job, but also reduces the work pressure you will face in the future.

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[How Does a Customer's Need for Progress Create Demand?]

Have you ever wondered what is going on inside someone else's head?
Why do customers who have learned about your product fail to try it?
How can you use marketing to create demand in potential customers who have not taken that risky first step like the early adopters?

The answers lie in figuring out whether your product can actually help someone feel progress. Progress enabling is a core demand-side catalyst in early stage product marketing.

A core piece of the marketing process is understanding how an emotional or mental demand for progress tunes a potential customer's strategy for choosing your product. You may have heard of "Jobs to Be Done" theory. There's a piece of this theory that I have used when talking with founders about how they shape marketing messages and strategies for early stage product.

Take a look at the image. These "levers" of progress making forces are good ways to interpret what a customer might be experiencing when they choose your product. How can you exploit this? There's a conceptual approach and then actual steps.

Conceptually: It's important to approach this by undrstanding that a customer wants to assign a job to your product. In other words, they don't choose your product because it's cheaper than the competitions or because it's blue or red, or big or small. They aren't worried about features. What they are concerned with is, "How does this help me do the thing that I want to get done?"

As the founder, who is also managing marketing, you need to interpret that inner drive, and then translate that back to the customer as a phrase, a story, or a design concept that helps them see that journey in your product.

Okay right, so how do I do that? Good question.

Tactics

1. Find early adopters of your product. You have obviously had early success, that's why you are contributing time, thoughts and money to this marketing project. You need to talk to those early adopters.

2. Ask them to sit down for an interview with you after telling them you would like to interview them about their personal journey in choosing this product. This can be on the phone or through online video, but it's ideally in person. You want to be able to see body language, facial expressions, and feel the tone of the person when you ask them questions about their journey.

3. Work through a series of questions with them that focus on their emotional state and their approach to the product. There might be several types of questions here, but what you are trying to dig for is: "What were you thinking when you chose this product? What were you feeling?"

4. At this point, you want to really get super detailed about exactly what they wanted, how they obtained it and what was the result of that success. Ask them to play a movie in their head, and they are the star of that movie, and ask them to describe, step by step, as if they are in that movie, exactly what happened when they chose your product.

5. Take copious notes about this. Try to interview a series of people in this same manner. Make it a logical process and standardize it.

At the end of this process, you should have a trend. Each of these customers should show you something that is similar to each other customer about the WHY of their choosing.

It should resemble something close to this image. There should be encounters with each of these progress-making forces.

Your marketing story then needs to take the shape of offering the product as a catalyst or an enabler of this progress. No one product will look the same in terms of its storytelling characteristics.

If you want an example of what a progress-making story looks like in marketing, you should watch the video about Snickers that I have put at the end of this post. You should be able to see exactly what I am talking about. The marketing for this product is a story, not about the features of the candy, but about the progress that the customer feels, exactly as he feels it. And the product is simply the prop in that customer journey. It's about experience.

I hope this helps early stage founders understand the forces of progress that are in a customer's life. If you would like to talk about your marketing strategy, please ping me by leaving a comment or sending me a message. At AppWorks, we love spending time with founders and figuring out these hard problems.

Video: https://youtu.be/vW6ZXHWvaGc

If you are a founder who would like help getting better at building, marketing, or driving revenue growth, come join us at AppWorks Accelerator for the 2020 session beginning in March, applications close on December 16: http://bit.ly/32YvBYh

Doug Crets
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พาไปเช็คอินกันต่อที่มหาวิทยาลัย Stanford สหรัฐอเมริกา มหาวิทยาชั้นนำระดับโลก ทำไมที่นี่จึงมีความสำคัญต่อวงการสตาร์ทอัพของโลก และพาแวะชม D-School กับ Design Thinking แนวคิดที่ startup และองค์กรสมัยใหม่ในยุค Digital กำลังนิยม
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เราพบว่า กระดาษห่อของขวัญมีอายุการใช้งานที่สั้นมาก เพราะทันทีที่มันถึงมือผู้รับ มันจะถูกฉีกทิ้งลงถังขยะทันที คงจะดีไม่น้อยถ้าเราสามารถยืดอายุให้กระดาษห่อของขวัญได้ แต่จะทำอย่างไร ?
ด้วยหลักการง่ายๆ คือ การใช้ซ้ำ หรือ Reuse
เราจึงออกแบบกระดาษห่อของขวัญให้มี “รอยปรุ” ทั่วแผ่น ในลักษณะของตาราง เมื่อผู้รับได้รับกล่องของขวัญก็สามารถคลี่กระดาษห่อออกและเปลี่ยนพฤติกรรมจากการฉีกกระดาษทิ้งให้เป็นฉีกตามรอยปรุ เพื่อนำไป Reuse ให้เกิดประโยชน์ต่อไป ไม่ว่าจะนำไปเป็นกระดาษโน้ตขนาดเล็ก(notepad) นำไปห่อปกสมุด นำไปตัดเป็นเคสมือถือจากกระดาษ นำไปพับออริกามิ หรือนำไปใช้ในงานฝีมือ งาน DIY ต่างๆ เป็นต้น

In every year, billion of trees are being cut down just to make gift wrapping papers. Unfortunately, their life cycle tends to be very short once the receiver got the present. Would not it be great if we can extend the life of gift wrapping papers ? This is the beauty behind this ‘perforated’ wrapping paper idea which aims to reshape consumers' behavior to reuse and extend the life cycle from ordinary wrapping paper to a notepad, notebook cover, origami paper, and various DIY ideas.

Material : Recycled paper 80 gsm.
Printing Process : 4 color printing with Soy based ink / perforated grid
Size : 720 x 480 mm.

*** (this product is covered by patent) ***

All patterns and designs are created and copyrights of A piece(s) of paper, a graphic studio based in Bangkok, Thailand. With passion, love and eco-friendly thinking, we hope our unique design can bring happiness to you.

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แก๊ป ธนเวทย์ (GAP THANAVATE) คอนเทนต์เกี่ยวกับดีไซน์ งานออกแบบ สถาปัตยกรรม - Design Fun:D : พาไปดูงานสถาปัตยกรรมและงานดีไซน์ต่างๆ พร้อมสัมภาษณ์นักออกแบบถึงแนวคิด แรงบันดาลใจ - แอบบอกออกแบบ : อัพเดทงานออกแบบทุกรูปแบบจากทั่วโลก - แอบบอกออกแบบ Review : รีวิวบ้าน คอนโด โครงการ รวมถึงงานออกแบบและผลิตภัณฑ์ต่างๆ หรือถ้าใครอยากดูผลงานที่ผ่านมา ทั้ง MV , โฆษณา , รายการ , ละคร ,ซีรีส์ ก็ไปดูใน Playlists ได้เลย Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/gapthanavate Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/gapthanavate Subscribe : http://bit.ly/Youtube_Gapthanavate ติดต่องานช่อง Gapthanavate : [email protected], 084 114 2400, 088 175 0077
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เราพบว่า กระดาษห่อของขวัญมีอายุการใช้งานที่สั้นมาก เพราะทันทีที่มันถึงมือผู้รับ มันจะถูกฉีกทิ้งลงถังขยะทันที คงจะดีไม่น้อยถ้าเราสามารถยืดอายุให้กระดาษห่อของขวัญได้ แต่จะทำอย่างไร ?
ด้วยหลักการง่ายๆ คือ การใช้ซ้ำ หรือ Reuse
เราจึงออกแบบกระดาษห่อของขวัญให้มี “รอยปรุ” ทั่วแผ่น ในลักษณะของตาราง เมื่อผู้รับได้รับกล่องของขวัญก็สามารถคลี่กระดาษห่อออกและเปลี่ยนพฤติกรรมจากการฉีกกระดาษทิ้งให้เป็นฉีกตามรอยปรุ เพื่อนำไป Reuse ให้เกิดประโยชน์ต่อไป ไม่ว่าจะนำไปเป็นกระดาษโน้ตขนาดเล็ก(notepad) นำไปห่อปกสมุด นำไปตัดเป็นเคสมือถือจากกระดาษ นำไปพับออริกามิ หรือนำไปใช้ในงานฝีมือ งาน DIY ต่างๆ เป็นต้น

In every year, billion of trees are being cut down just to make gift wrapping papers. Unfortunately, their life cycle tends to be very short once the receiver got the present. Would not it be great if we can extend the life of gift wrapping papers ? This is the beauty behind this ‘perforated’ wrapping paper idea which aims to reshape consumers' behavior to reuse and extend the life cycle from ordinary wrapping paper to a notepad, notebook cover, origami paper, and various DIY ideas.

Material : Recycled paper 80 gsm.
Printing Process : 4 color printing with Soy based ink / perforated grid
Size : 720 x 480 mm.

*** (this product is covered by patent) ***

All patterns and designs are created and copyrights of A piece(s) of paper, a graphic studio based in Bangkok, Thailand. With passion, love and eco-friendly thinking, we hope our unique design can bring happiness to you.

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แก๊ป ธนเวทย์ (GAP THANAVATE) คอนเทนต์เกี่ยวกับดีไซน์ งานออกแบบ สถาปัตยกรรม - Design Fun:D : พาไปดูงานสถาปัตยกรรมและงานดีไซน์ต่างๆ พร้อมสัมภาษณ์นักออกแบบถึงแนวคิด แรงบันดาลใจ - แอบบอกออกแบบ : อัพเดทงานออกแบบทุกรูปแบบจากทั่วโลก - แอบบอกออกแบบ Review : รีวิวบ้าน คอนโด โครงการ รวมถึงงานออกแบบและผลิตภัณฑ์ต่างๆ หรือถ้าใครอยากดูผลงานที่ผ่านมา ทั้ง MV , โฆษณา , รายการ , ละคร ,ซีรีส์ ก็ไปดูใน Playlists ได้เลย Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/gapthanavate Instagram : http://www.instagram.com/gapthanavate Subscribe : http://bit.ly/Youtube_Gapthanavate ติดต่องานช่อง Gapthanavate : [email protected], 084 114 2400, 088 175 0077
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#10. Design thinking - Wikipedia

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#78. What Is Design Thinking and Why Is It Important? - jstor

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The design thinking process is a set of specific steps. Different schools, teaching design thinking methodology, may have a slightly different ...

#87. What is Design Thinking? - Kenzie Academy

The design thinking process begins with observing users' behavior and interviewing them to get a deeper understanding of who they are and why ...

#88. Design Thinking: A 5 Stage Process to Better Product Design

1. Empathize. The first step of the design thinking process is to empathize with the people you're designing the product for, i.e. the product's intended user ...

#89. The Four Rules and Five Phases of The Design Thinking ...

The design thinking process is a non-rigid process. Iteration is a crucial component of good design. Each phase within the process requires ...

#90. ▷¿Qué es el Design Thinking? Su historia, creador, fases...

What are the phases of Design Thinking? The Design Thinking process consists mainly of five stages. It is a process in “Double Diamond”, what ...

#91. Design Thinking Pre-reading Material - Deloitte

Design thinking informs human- centered innovation Design thinking is a deeply human process that taps into abilities we all have but get.

#92. Design Thinking Process

The Design Thinking process provides us a common language for addressing problem solving, and gives students a consistent message and steps to take for engaging ...

#93. 5 tips to successfully implement the design-thinking process

To successfully introduce the design-thinking process, especially in product development and sales, these 5 tips must be taken to heart.

#94. What is Design Thinking?

Design management has traditionally used a Design Thinking approach to develop ... The process of Design Thinking provides a common, customer-centric ...

#95. Design Thinking Define Stage: Analyze to Synthesize

A primary element of the design thinking process is thinking and ideating on meeting the needs of the end-user. With it, you are pulling ...

#96. Design Thinking: process and methods manual - Amazon.com

Design Thinking is an approach to designing products, services, architecture, spaces and experiences that is being quickly adopted by designers, architects and ...

#97. Design Thinking Process - Tennessee Arts Commission

Design thinking is a process for creative problem-solving. In our interpretation, design thinking is comprised of six steps: empathize, define, ideate, ...