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What does it mean to work as a Service Designer in a team that heavily relies on #RemoteCollaboration to get their job done? Can you still successfully operate as a Service Design when you don't have the ability to physically interact with your team mates, stakeholders and customers?

Jacquelyn Brioux is exactly in this spot in her role at Shopify. She shares her learnings and gives some tips on practical tools that help to make this work.

We also dive into the topic of #EmotionalIntelligence and debate why it's still pretty much undervalued in the workplace. The implications of this a huge by the way way. Lower employee retention. Less productivity. And less involved staff. Just to name a few/.

Finally we talk about when we should start giving service design away. I know it sounds scary and uncomfortable but as you'll learn it's inevitable. But what is actually the thing we give away!? Jacquelyn shares how she's doing this right now at Shopify.

Did you enjoy this episode? Leave a comment or send me a message on LinkedIn :)

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EPISODE GUIDE

03:30 - The first encounter with #ServiceDesign.

06:30 - How can we enable effective remote collaboration?

19:40 - Why is emotional intelligence important in the workplace?

31:00 - When is it time to give service design away?

40:30 - Big question: How can bring Service Design into the HR space?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

* Jacquelyn on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/vounj

* The startup story of Gimlet Media ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/nppb_

[ TOOLS ]

* https://whimsical.co/

* https://mural.co/

* https://miro.com/ (used to be RealTimeBoard)

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How do you turn a customer centric vision into reality? This is exactly what Priscila Willams is tasked to do within large banks and in this episode she shares her most valuable learnings.

How important is support from top level management? Do you need to make a business case upfront? Who are the people you should have conversations with in order to operationalize your ideas? These are just some of the challenges that Priscila has had to deal with.

Every organisation is different and requires it's own approach to customer centricity but this episode will definitly help you to plot that roadmap. So roll up your sleeves and get ready to put things in motion :)

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EPISODE GUIDE

03:55 - The first encounter with Service Design.

05:35 - How can we develop a change management strategy to make organisations more customer centric?

13:50 - Why is it important to choose and prioritise your projects?

23:10 - How can we make a journey centric strategy?

31:40 - Big Question: how do you shift the mindset?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

* Priscila on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/_khmr

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If you're a human being you are a storyteller. Stories are the human operating system.

In this episode you'll learn that stories are not just useful for transferring knowledge or communicating results. They can also be used as a tool to explore, understand and co-create.

Mary Alice Arthur proudly calls herself a story activist. She's on a mission to help people and organisations find the stories that make them flourish.

It's hard to deny that stories and storytelling are getting a lot of attention these days. According to Mary Alice this is primaly due to the fact that stories have the power to evoke emotions and therefor influence people.

But there's more to stories that just using them to influence. Stories are also about collective sensemaking and wholing.

I really hope this episode with Mary Alice will inspire you to think about how you can use stories to design better service!

P.S. If you enjoyed this episode don't forget to share it with someone who might like it as well. Thanks :)

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EPISODE GUIDE

04:15 - Why are we talking about storytelling as the new black?

15:30 - What if story could help you in a variety of ways you’re working?

23:30 - How far can we take story?

32:45 - Big question: What is the tradeoff?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

* Mary Alice on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/84epw

* https://www.getsoaring.com/

* https://www.storythefuture.com/

* https://www.facebook.com/storythefuture/

BOOKS

* Megatrends ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/kewxg

* The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/_1614

* Theory U: Leading from the Future as It Emerges ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/v3dhp

Surfing the 3 Waves of Story

* Part One ➜ https://www.getsoaring.com/surfing-the-3-waves-of-story/

* Part Two ➜ https://www.getsoaring.com/surfing-the-3-waves-of-story-part-2/

* Part Three ➜ https://www.getsoaring.com/surfing-the-3-waves-of-story-part-3/

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Often there is a big gap between what clients want and what they truly need to solve their challenge or achieve their goal. As a service designer you'll need to use all your diplomatic skills to open clients up for a fresh perspective. This is a crucial step if you want to make impact.

We know about Service Design Thinking, Service Design Doing and in this episode Greg Lakloufi talks about Service Design Understanding. The rise of toolkits and the availability off the shelf methods makes service design more accessible for newcomers. But this also creates the need for deeper understanding of what service design is. Understanding is the key to using the tools and methods to their full potential.

And finally Greg talks about how we can shift out focus from deliverables to outcomes. We are here to drive customer centric change. Our deliverables are just tools that help us get there. So we really need to focus on outcomes rather than deliverables.

Did you enjoy this episode? Share it with someone who might like it as well :)

P.S. Don't forget to connect with me on LinkedIn and say hi!

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EPISODE GUIDE

04:45 - The first encounter with Service Design.

06:00 - How can we find the right balance between what clients want and what they need.

14:45 - Why do we need Service Design Understanding?

26:00 - When will we focus on delivering outcomes?

35:20 - Big Question: How do we get people to understand service design?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Greg on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/btma7

Service Design Dallas Meetup ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/ps853

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While law might not be the most sexy thing for designers to think about they are an essential part for delivering great services.

You might not realize it but almost every aspect in our daily live has a some legal aspect to it. And the legal side of things is now primarily handled by people graduating for law school rather than by designers.

But there's no rule in the law stating that rules and regulations should be boring and not user centered.

Having both a background in law and design Angelica Flechas is evangelising the discipline of #LegalDesign. A discipline that aims to make law more user friendly and accessible.

In this episode we talk about what legal design actually looks like and discuss some interesting case studies.

Have you been merging law and design in your work? Leave a comment and share your experience!

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EPISODE GUIDE

03:10 - The first encounter with Service Design.

04:20 - What if every service designer could work with legal topics?

12:45 - Why don’t we trust lawyers?

22:55 - When will we have useful regulation?

33:00 - Big Question: Would you want to do legal design

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Haptica ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/sv3eb

Angelica on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/7u06t

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What is the secret to designing and delivering great public services?

In this episode Chelsea Mauldin shares her experience from running one of the leading service design agencies in the United States that focuses on the public sector: Public Policy Lab.

We talk about the challenges associated with scaling and implementation of services in a public context. And why you should never engage in a project that lacks people who will eventually be able to execute on the generated ideas.

Chelsea also shared some of her ideas on how you can get clients to take a more open approach rather than jumping straight to solutions. So the next time a client approaches you and asks for an App make sure to follow Chelsea's advice.

And finally we address a really big topic: how far can you as a designer go in making sure that your work isn't used to do harm? You might think that this is primarily something you need to think about when working for oppressing regimes. But this is actually much closer to home then you think!

According to Chelsea in every design project you need to be very aware of the power balance. And think about if your solution might be used to do harm to the people who are not in power.

To make this episode happen we got some help from the service design community as two topics where contributed by them. Thanks for that! And let's do it more often :)

If you enjoyed this episode don't forget to pass the link to someone who might benefit from this as well.

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EPISODE GUIDE

02:35 - The first encounter with Service Design.

05:30 - Why is thoughtful scaling and implementation difficult in a public sector context?

13:10 - How can we help policy makers keep an open mind rather than jumping to solutions?

22:00 - How far can a designer go guaranteeing an outcome which is a good outcome?

30:30 - Big Question: Where do we go from here?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Public Policy Lab ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/_x69c

Chelsea on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/dzen_

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What happens when stories are used just to gain a financial profit? According to best selling author Annette Simmons the impact is profound on our society.

In this episode we talk about the role stories play in passing on morals and building emotional connections in our society.

Further Annette elaborates om the two ways of knowing what is true. The object and the subjective kind. And especially the latter is interesting from a service design perspective.

As you'll learn our clients don't want proof that service design works, they want... trust!

It's been addressed a lot of times on the Show already, being a great communicator and knowing how to use leverage stories to create impact is a fundamental skill for every service designer.

If you enjoyed this episode don't forget to pass the link to someone who might benefit from this as well.

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EPISODE GUIDE

03:30 - The first encounter with Service Design.

04:40 - How can we balance objective and subjective thinking?

13:25 - Why do we need morals?

14:45 - How can we craft stories that build profit and connections?

32:35 - Big Question: How can we use morals to find secrets for services?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Annette on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/n-mh7

Personal website ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/sh162

The Story Factor ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/152pb

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In this special episode we look back on some of the highlights of 2018 and talk the plans for this year.

Last year we had some of the smartest and inspiring minds on the Show. This wouldn't have been possible without your support. So thank you for that!

One of the things that we started last year and definitely will continue this year is sharing shorter episode in which I try to answer some of the big questions within Service Design. If you haven't seen these videos yet make sure to take a look on our YouTube channel.

Over the years the Show has grown into a community of like minded people who share a deep passion for Service Design. This community has really come together in the Selling Service Design with Confidence course that's part of the Show. I'm really looking forward to spend even more time with you in this community and help to spread the message of Service Design.

Finally at the end of the episode you'll learn more about the brand new Customer Journey Mapping course that I recently released. And why I think this is the most helpful course currently out there on this topic :)

If you want to learn more about the course click the link below.

[THE PERFECT MAP COURSE]

Learn how create the perfect Customer Journey Map that helps you get the job done, each and every time.

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Do you take the time to really reflect on your work and consciously think if the things you're doing are impactful?

I guess we all recognise this to a certain degree: When you're caught up with the day to day operational stuff you rarely of (or rather take) the time to think critically about what you're doing. And we all know where that sometimes leads to...

So in this episode Fumiko Ichikawa talks about ways to find more balance between thinking and doing as a design practitioner.

We also look at another very interesting topic in this episode...

A common challenge in a lot of service design projects is that as soon as the external agency leaves, the project loses most of it's momentum.

Fumiko shares, from her own experience, a very effective way to increase the chance that the solution you're working on actually stays alive once you're gone.

The answer to this will likely give you a different perspective on what a deliverable of a service design project might be.

And finally we talk about the tendency of stakeholders to jump from research mode into ideation / solution mode. What can you do to allow for more time and deeper reflection?

This episode is filled with great practical insights so I really hope you enjoy it!

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EPISODE GUIDE

05:00 - The first encounter with Service Design.

06:20 - How can we balance thinking and doing?

13:20 - What if we can establish community through the design process?

20:35 - Why do we need to reframe?

28:35 - Big Question: How do YOU balance thinking and doing?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Fumiko on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/llac1

Re:public ➜ http://re-public.jp/

Reach Network ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/r-io_

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In this episode Selene Castilla give us an update on the current state of Service Design in Latin America. And we also discuss what's needed to take it to really the next level.

The second topic we address is a big one: measuring the impact of Service Design. Selene has a really interesting perspective on how to approach this. It's not so much about trying to measure everything but rather measuring just a few things and do that frequently.

Finally we continue the converstation that we also had in the last episode and that is how to scale design teams. Selene is tasked with building design teams across 4 different countries. According to her you can't follow a formula or blueprint. In the episode she reveals her approach.

If you enjoyed this episode it'd be great if you could take a minute and leave a review on iTunes or any other platform you're listening.

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EPISODE GUIDE

03:10 - The first encounter with Service Design.

04:20 - Why is Service Design important in Latin America?

10:45 - How far shall we go in measuring Service Design?

20:35 - How can build, lead & scale design practices?

29:35 - Big Question: How can we be more connected?

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LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

* Selene on LinkedIn ➜ https://go.servicedesignshow.com/wanhz

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