Note to new design managers ・ Hardik Pandya
Managing designers is a logical career path people choose when they’ve grown into their careers a fair bit. While in larger companies there are established p...
Note to new design managers Managing designers is a logical career path people choose when they’ve grown into their careers a fair bit. While in larger companies there are established programs to coach people into management responsibilities, you don’t always have this luxury in startups. Having elevated a handful of talented folks into design management roles, I’ve come to observe a few things they can benefit from when they take on this new responsibility. I often get this question – “Hardik, what should I keep in mind as I take on the role of a design manager? Some advice please?” To them,
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