Justin Dauer is a lifelong student and practitioner of design. He was the VP of design at CVS Health a top 10, Fortune 500 company. He’s the author of two books and the founder of Anomali, his own design consultancy. 

In this episode, Justin and I talk about 

• The importance of being a life-long learner
• Designing during the dot-com era
• Growing a design team with a focus on human connection
• The importance of putting yourself in environments where you can find meaning and do your best work
• In-person vs remote work. Pros and cons.

Connect with Justin

https://www.linkedin.com/in/pseudoroom/

https://twitter.com/pseudoroom

Justin’s agency

https://www.anomalibydesign.com/

Get the books

https://www.in-fulfillment.com/

https://www.the-culturebook.com/

Justin’s recommended pizza in Chicago

https://pequodspizza.com/chicago/

Addie is a designer based in Richmond, Virginia. In this episode, we chat about tools to organize our work, her experience as a brand designer before switching to UX, and he fascinating work on the branding for October Audio guitar pedals.

Addie’s case study on October Audio’s branding → https://addiejohnson.com/projects/october-audio

October Audio’s website → https://octoberaudio.com/

Peter Gregersen is the co-founder and Chief UX Designer of MobilePay.

MobilePay is Denmark’s largest mobile payments app with more than 90% of the market. 

In this episode, you’ll hear about Peter’s challenges and successes and his approach to design.

If you’re into FinTech, this episode is definitely for you.