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@kajsahartig @letterpress_se @SthlmXperience x.com/axbom/status/1…
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@steveportigal This is extra beautiful because I ended this slide with "Thank you Jakob Nielsen".
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@JesperBylund @DooerHQ Använder gärna i mina föreläsningar som avskräckande exempel :)
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@shahzmasays @kitterati I’d want those stickers 🙋♂️
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@amyhoy @berkun I would argue that her husband Frank was a time and efficiency person but that she took that further by applying psychology to it and adding the human-centric dimension (fatigue, lighting affecting work). But I would obviously not disregard Dreyfuss’ work ;)
@amyhoy @berkun Just remembered I have one of those early time studies films on my YouTube! Fascinating stuff either way :) m.youtube.com/watch?v=9fQJfa…
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@berkun Happy to! On my Maybe-Someday list is to write a book about her.
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@berkun As many women of the time she was most famous for being married to her husband, Frank Gilbreth, and the fact that they had 12 children. Cheaper by the Dozen (Steve Martin) was inspired by that! There is a more relevant book with the same name.
@berkun It’s actually a really good book! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheaper_b…
@berkun Lilian Gilbreth is behind the work triangle in kitchens (a distance of 5.5 feet between stove, sink and refrigerator) still used in many kitchen designs today.
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@berkun I always choose to see Lilian Gilbreth as the founder of our industry, for being the first to combine time studies with psychology.
But obviously even the first wheel was designed, the iterations were maybe just longer, more considered and more goal-oriented ;)
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@Niklas_Leide @emanuelkarlsten @Centerpartiet @liberalerna Tydligt och bra svar som får plats i en tweet. Ingen annan har kommit i närheten av att sammanfatta det så enkelt. Tack Niklas!
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@cydharrell @dqpdang I found this a good list: x.com/thomasfuchs/st…
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@m8rt You mean I should have two iPads? ;)
In the end, the iPad Pro is, unfortunately, still an iPad. 😢
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@MichisLeo Var tvungen att räkna. Med 17 skärmar i hemmet ligger vi bra till för att man inte ska vara utan var man än går och vänder sig. Funkar fantastiskt hittills. 👍
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@Skogberg @beantin @saradoltz @inUse_swe @berndtsson Underbar berättelse!
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@davegray Aye, stormy weather ahead. But yonder I see a garden of acceptance. To reach it we must expose all the worst, to understand and uncover what is the best. The worst is here and still growing, but more are finding purposeful struggles within themselves, not imposed by others.
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@CarolDolbel @corneliux @Agent_654 @uxpodcast Wow, when I say I’m there in spirit I really mean it 😁 Great hearing from you. And hello @agent_654!
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@SatPhilora Yup, using shapes and the path tool. Thank you :)