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Design Much episodes
- 079 - How to Get a Job in the Less Than Ideal Covid Job Market & Hamilton Challenge Part 1Big episode packed with a ton of info. Andy and Patrick chat about rebranding themselves, how to get a job in the covid market and we take the Hamilton challenge,55 min
- 078 - Is It Fair to Have Engineers Do More Work?Andy and Patrick chat about getting developers to do more work, watching Hamilton, and poopy talk.39 min
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- 076 - How to Use Data to Inform DesignsAndy and Patrick sit down virtually to discuss how you can gather data and apply it to your design decision making50 min
- 075 - Should I Get a Design Degree?Andy and Patrick chat about their educational background and discuss if it's necessary to get a design degree to become a UX designer.33 min
- 074 - What Happens When Design Work Doesn't Get Built and The Wisdom of FrozenThis episode is loaded with topics: What happens when your design work isn't built, how would our world be different if humans had eyes in the back of our heads, licorice, and the wisdom of Frozen.38 min
- 073 - How to Negotiate Salary and Arrest a CrocodileAfter Andy and Patrick chat about how to arrest a crocodile and how to take down a standing shark they dive right into how to negotiate salary and promotions.50 min
- 072 - Changing Priorities, Food We Hate, and Boots Versus Flip FlopsAndy and Patrick start off the pod trying to diagnose Andy's hatred for olives and then jumped into changing priorities.31 min
- 071 - How to Resolve Design ConflictsAndy and Patrick sit down and discuss resolving and preventing design conflicts39 min
- 070 - Navigating Office Politics, Andy's Dribbble Account, and Back ActionsAndy and Patrick discuss the perils of office politics, Andy's new rad Dribbble shots, and a few solid blog marketing ideas you can steal.44 min
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Andy and Patrick speak to real, practicing designers to learn how they perform their everyday tasks, then share that with you so you can level up your design skills with them.