A Design Thinking Approach to Putting the Customer First
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A Design Thinking Approach to Putting the Customer First
at Linkedin Learning
The success of a product or service goes beyond the bottom line
Duration | 1 hour |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
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A Design Thinking Approach to Putting the Customer First
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- In this course, leaders from companies like Procter Gamble, Spanx, and Netflix explain how to apply a design thinker?s methods to customer experience and product development
- Learn how to embrace empathy, prototype early and often, differentiate your product, and appreciate failure
- This course includes videos from: A.G. Lafley, president and CEO of Procter Gamble Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO.org and a leading voice on the value of design thinking Sara Blakely, founder and owner of Spanx Todd Yellin, vice president of product innovation at Netflix Matt Dixon, global head of salesforce effectiveness at Korn/Ferry International
A Design Thinking Approach to Putting the Customer First at Linkedin Learning Curriculum
A Design Thinking Approach to Putting the Customer First
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1. A Design Thinking Approach to Putting the Customer First
A.G. Lafley on embracing customer empathy
Tim Brown: Use design thinking everywhere
Sara Blakely: Develop a prototype for your unique solution
Todd Yellin on a case study in successful failure
Matt Dixon: Create a need that your client has overlooked
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