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Trivia-filled, Design Lead at Google, Psychologist, Speaker, Teacher, Author, Motorcyclist, Traveler, Laughs a lot, Opinions are all and always mine.

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     ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 15

    Hey senior (and very senior) designers! When you go to a conference, what presentation topics are most interesting and valuable to you? What type of information are you looking for to help you advance your career? (Also, what type of articles and content do look for and read?)

    10:18 AM - 15 May 2018
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      2. Scott Berkun‏ @berkun May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        I'm convinced there are diminishing returns from continually going to events in the same field (e.g. design) - there's more to learn by say going to a marketing or sales or leadership event. It's there that discoveries of new (to us) models/frameworks/methods will be found.

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      3.  ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 15
        Replying to @berkun

        I ask, in part, because it seems that many senior (and very senior) designers are NOT going to the events for the design field(s), because little of value or interest is offered to them. I agree that other events can be valuable, but there are also designer-y topics they want.

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      4. Scott Berkun‏ @berkun May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        That pattern makes sense. I found @LDconf (run by @andybudd) refreshingly interesting for that very reason (higher expectation of experience and seniority for audience and speakers).

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      5.  ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 15
        Replying to @berkun @LDconf @andybudd

        I really enjoyed C2 in Montreal two years ago because it was a "design" conference not focused on digital / web / mobile / UX stuff. I loved listening to presentations from architects and writers and medical professionals, etc.

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      2. Phillip Hunter‏ @designoutloud May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        What's truly new and different and better. Stories of effective large-scale product design, especially systemic. Unexpected discoveries.

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      3.  ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 15
        Replying to @designoutloud

        Thanks! I'm working on creating a set of recommended topics for senior designers at Google to start writing / speaking / sharing about. I've identified a set of topics (e.g., learning from failure, wicked problems, designing at scale), but want to hear what others really want.

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      4. Phillip Hunter‏ @designoutloud May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        That will be an interesting list. I'll add "doing exec level collaboration well" to it.

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      2. Amy Silvers‏ @A_Silvers May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        New approaches, both to specific design problems and to org design. New lenses on old topics, and things that challenge conventional wisdom. Diverse perspectives.

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      3. Amy Silvers‏ @A_Silvers May 15
        Replying to @A_Silvers @DaveHogue

        And sometimes things that confirm my confirmation biases, because I'm only human.

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      4.  ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 15
        Replying to @A_Silvers

        And you're always right. ;)

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      5. Amy Silvers‏ @A_Silvers May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        Needless to say!

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      1. Xavior Bringas‏ @ProfessorXavior May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        I prefer workshops not conferences. I do not want to sit in the audience and be spoken at. I prefer to work together with the expert and others. Applied learning.

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      2. Dylan Wilbanks, Human Grumpy Cat‏ @dylanw May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        Case studies. Process improvement and technique. Where to grow next. Diversity. And then everything that @cwodtke had on her list.

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      3. An Angry Woman‏ @cwodtke May 15
        Replying to @dylanw @DaveHogue

        I can easily double that list, fwiw

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      1. Neil Churcher‏ @neilchurcher May 17
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        Language, cognition, conversation. Anything that has expert knowledge or can be used as prescriptive advice. Any data on conversational behaviour between people and AI.

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      1. Sazzad Hossain‏ @IamShipon1988 May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        I like to hear other peoples process to be honest. Most of the stuff you can search online but getting a genuine feel of how others work within their teams and the resources they rely on is most valuable.

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      1. Jim Voorhies‏ @jimvoorhies May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        Scaling designed and tested components across different systems while allowing for “it depends” differences Living with & trying to navigate internal politics Good mentoring

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      2. Ha Phan‏ @hpdailyrant May 15
        Replying to @DaveHogue @NathanFGao

        The last conference I attended was data science and AI focused. UX conferences provide little value except for networking.

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      3. Ha Phan‏ @hpdailyrant May 15
        Replying to @hpdailyrant @DaveHogue @NathanFGao

        The topics that are most interesting to me are: - Designing for emergent tech - How do Design & Product work with data scientists - Understanding and mining behaviors in digital experiences

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      1. Neil Churcher‏ @neilchurcher May 17
        Replying to @DaveHogue

        I'm also much more interested in technological innovation in (any) given fields than in Design as the subject. Banking, healthcare, environment.

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