Dana Chisnell and Dean Logan discuss the unique challenges of bringing UX into the government sector and how some things they learned can benefit the private sector.

Government’s Design Lessons

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The challenges we have ahead require top talent to execute. Design leaders, who could lead our organizations to new heights, are a rare gem to find and recruit. A designed approach to hiring will change the caliber of your team. From first contact through the candidate’s start date, the hiring process needs to be thoughtfully designed. You’ll see a performance-based talent system that replaces the talent repelling old-school HR processes.

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Creating a culture of design is a special case of “organizational becoming,” touching teams, processes, and the delicate and difficult areas of culture and identity. Few of us feel equipped for such work. But “social technologies” are appearing to help us manage cultural emergence. Weaving theories of change with the nitty-gritty of daily life, Marc uses stories from organizations large and small to describe the ways and wisdoms of becoming an organization that embraces design.

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Government’s Design Lessons

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