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Problems between "designers" and "developers" are usually symptoms of larger problems on the team. People lack trust in each other, and there's an adversarial m
by ctvo 4y ago
Problems between "designers" and "developers" are usually symptoms of larger problems on the team. People lack trust in each other, and there's an adversarial mindset vs. a collaborative one and a shared goal of solving customer problems.
Well functioning teams don't have a magic guide on how to handle designers. You speak with your colleagues, share context and data, and make the trade-offs together. It's the same with developers who disagree.
Tooling? Pace / Workflow? These are trivial, and in my experience, are not the root cause of why your designers pushes back so hard on everything.
- leetrout 4y ago> there's an adversarial mindset vs. a collaborative one I think this is what I am most sick of in most shops. Folks afraid to be vulnerable. And/or afraid to share their status / power by sponsoring other people.