this is so crucial, yet so few people are willing to step back and “hear” what the missteps are…

Esteban Pérez-Hemminger

Dec 19, 2017·1 min read

this is so crucial, yet so few people are willing to step back and “hear” what the missteps are telling you. Normally if you listen well enough they guide you to the better path.

Esteban Pérez-Hemminger

Puerto Rican, avid collaborator, pun aficionado and designer with a habit of failing. Currently: Senior Interaction Designer @ Google, Austin TX

…biggest mistake our team made was delaying our acceptance of what was broken. It required humility. Once we acknowledged our missteps and were willing to learn from them, we were poised to take action. We used IBM Design Thinking to understand the limitations of our product, reflect on what was cont…

Let yourself be broken.

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