Thanks. 100%. Compartmentalization is limiting designers to have impact. For designers to have impact, projects should be co-created. - Dennis Hambeukers - Medium

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Thanks. 100%. Compartmentalization is limiting designers to have impact. For designers to have impact, projects should be co-created.

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Design Thinker, Agile Evangelist, Practical Strategist, Creativity Facilitator, Business Artist, Corporate Rebel, Product Owner, Chaos Pilot, Humble Warrior

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