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What We Like This Week: Industry Meets Empathy
2 NOV 2018
When it comes to the process of making, there is no final product. It’s always changing, evolving, and becoming. Check out this week’s picks:
- Building skills. The Guardian reports on how a high school in Wisconsin is rethinking vocational ed to get students ready for future careers in industry—which means working collaboratively with automation. And Construction Dive shows what that collaboration looks like today: the MULE (Material Unit Lift Enhancer).
“As designers, we’re supposed to empathize—our job is essentially [the] physical manifestation of empathy. But we all tend to fall down during meetings because we take critique personally. We need to empathize with the client, too.” – Paul Sohi, Autodesk