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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren PHASE 1: EMPHATHIZE & DEFINE
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First steps in design development: Emphathize and define. Created for Design Thinking Action Lab at Stanford University
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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB

DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren

PHASE 1: EMPHATHIZE & DEFINE

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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren

DESCRIPTIVES

Creative, with strong organizational skills

Wants to do significant work

Is self-directed

Wants flexibility

Wants variety

Has invested in building skills

THINGS HE SAID:

I want to be a freelance designer and not just get a job somewhere.

I want to be entrepreneurial and not be stuck in some job.

I want to have a bunch of different types of clients.

The help the school gives is more for those who want to get hired into a design job. Anyone who wants to freelance is out of luck.

Even the internships are all about getting hired at an agency.

I know I won’t be satisfied in a regular job.

I want the freedom to work when I want to and where I want to, and with whom I want to.

The Emerging Designer

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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren

THINGS HE DID

Seemed excited about being free and self-determined.

Excited about being out of school.

THINKING

Not sure how the path to freelancing is different from getting a job.

Where to begin? Get a job first and then freelance, or just jump in?

Are there resources for getting freelance work? How does one find them.

Chances for success are good but he is en-tirely responsible for his own success or failure

What if he fails? Fail forward.

Schools should consider both sides of the equation equally (employment and entrepreneurship)

The Emerging Designer

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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren

The Problem StatementThe Emerging Designer needs to know how to establish a freelance design practice because it is not taught in design school.

The Problem Statement identifies the who, the what and the why: the stakeholder, the need and the insight or reason for the need.

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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren

My Notes From TheInterview

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DESIGN THINKING ACTION LAB DESIGN CHALLENGE: Re-Thinking the School-To-Work Transition | Alvalyn Lundgren

My MindMap Sketch