We’ve got Robyn Kanner and Mike Monteiro on the show to talk about ethics in design. When and, more importantly, how should you stand up to a manager when they tell you to design something in a way that feels wrong? Where do ethics and morals collide and how do we navigate that?

Links

Robyn Kanner on Twitter / RobynKanner.com

MyTransHealth.com

Mike Monteiro on Twitter

Mule Design

Design is a Job

Mike Monteiro: Ethics Can’t Be a Side Hustle

DearDesignStudent.com

Uber Greyball Evades Authorities

AIGA

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Show DescriptionWe've got Robyn Kanner and Mike Monteiro on the show to talk about ethics in design. When and, more importantly, how should you stand up to a manager when they tell you to design something in a way that feels wrong? Where do ethics and morals collide and how do we navigate that?