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Nate Schloesser

Nate Schloesser is the Director of Design Education at BP. His focus at BP is growth and career development for designers and the organization. Through his writing, speaking, and workshops; Nate works to equip, encourage, and teach designers within the larger design community.

The 7 Deadly Snares of Strategy

  • Business UX Leaders, Direct Observation Research, Internal Company Dynamics, Strategy

Cautionary Tales of Dominance to Downfall.

Article by Nate Schloesser
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The 7 Deadly Snares of Strategy
  • The article delves into seven critical strategic snares through real-world case studies, offering valuable lessons for businesses in navigating the complex landscape of modern business strategy.
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How to NOT Be a Bad Design Manager

  • Design, Employee Experience, Project Management, Team Dynamics

A Masterclass in What to Do (and not to do).

Article by Nate Schloesser
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How to NOT Be a Bad Design Manager
  • The article explores the nuances of effective design management by drawing on the experiences and insights of the author.
  • The author provides practical tips and lessons learned from past mistakes to guide design managers in fostering a culture of growth, innovation, and support within their teams.
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UX is Not Dead, It’s Just Misunderstood

  • Business UX Leaders, The Business of UX, UX Business News, UX Education, UX Magazine, UX World Changing Ideas

Amplifying the Human Voice in Business.

Article by Nate Schloesser
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UX is Not Dead, It’s Just Misunderstood
  • The article discusses the significance of user advocacy in business and how to align departments toward prioritizing users for meaningful and impactful outcomes.
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