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Is this supposed to be tongue-in-cheek? Because if this is serious than I hope I will never have to work with this guy. It screams bro/hustle-culture with a sid
by Version467 4y ago
Is this supposed to be tongue-in-cheek?
Because if this is serious than I hope I will never have to work with this guy.
It screams bro/hustle-culture with a side of vain elitism.
All of it reads so... arrogant?
It's also just wrong. I'm no senior designer, but all of his points advocate for less communication and projecting absolute confidence in situations where it's not at all warranted. Preventing misunderstandings is only possible with more communication, not less. Instead of working with you this guy will just straight up choose what to do and if you disagree then you're wrong.
- iterati 4y agoI've worked with designers like this. They don't understand the product as much as they think and generally don't get the technical landscape they're dealing with. I've had to push back (successfully) and have product+design come to the team with more of a problem statement and less of a shiny Figma. The projects with problem statements tend to have less "Jira churn" where we have minor bug reports for styling or UX at the end of a project.