Service Designer Thinker Strategist
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APPROACH
Customer-centric decision making
Listen
Create
Deliver
When describing my job, I often explain it shortly as:
‘Simplifying complexity to facilitate customer-centric decision making’.
While the bit more elaborate version is:
‘Analysing complex scenarios by the use of design activities that focus on listening to both customers, employees and stakeholders in order to create a holistic understanding of the interactions a customer or employee has with a brand and its service.
These derived insights are communicated both visual and actionable, to consequently enable cross-functional teams deliver the ideal service experience’.
In case you’re familiar to common buzzwords, I’d divide my expertise as:
Experiment Design | CX Strategy | Service Design |
User Research | UX Design
CLIENTS
Work experience
Currently working at IKEA.
In my career, I have had the opportunity and pleasure to work with many different companies in various B2C and B2B industries, such as:
SERVICE DESIGN
A tale of two ...
As mentioned in the book This is Service Design Thinking “If you asked 10 people what service design is, you would end up with 11 different answers – at least“.
In my opinion, the most effective way to explain service design and every association with it, is to make it concrete and relatable. For example by the famous restaurant example of Nielsen Norman Group, or Fjord’s a tale of two coffee shops short film based on Marc Fonteijn’s one-liner:
DELIVERABLEs
Customer-centric mindset
To empathise with the interactions a customer or employee has with a brand and its service, I use different tools and methodologies.
As these are means to listen, create and deliver – and not a goal on itself, they are always tailored to the client’s context, challenge and ambition.
Yet if I had to roughly divide 100% of the deliverables of my work, it would be close to the following:
MY PORTFOLIO
Recent work
Interested in some of my work? Feel free to view my portfolio.