From little things big things grow It’s been a long time between ‘weeknotes’. The past year or so, I’ve been learning to forgive myself for the things not done, and part of that is reminding myself that I’m the only person I promise a weeknote to — the rest of…

To all things, there is a season, and the season is turning. The winter is thawing here in Tasmania, and elsewhere. Tiny seeds long planted are starting to shoot — for me, and the ResearchOps Community. I feel it, and I hope you do, too. This is my last post…

As with most of my weeknotes these days, these weeknotes are structured around the 8 Pillars of User Research — I use these to help me keep the scope of my role knowable, to me, and others. …

As with most of my weeknotes these days, these weeknotes are structured around the 8 Pillars of User Research — I use these to help me keep the scope of my role knowable, to me, and others. …

Note: As with most of my weeknotes these days, these weeknotes are structured around the 8 Pillars of User Research — I use these to help me keep the scope of my role knowable, to me, and others. …

These weeknotes are structured around the 8 Pillars of User Research — I use these to help me keep the scope of my role knowable, to me, and others. I use the Pace Layers Matrix to structure my research operations strategy in my everyday work. What did you do? Environment Silos silos everywhere! Big organisations…

This is another one of those odd little weeknotes where I just share one thread of an idea. Hope it sparks joy, or some more threads of thoughts for you, and me. I’ve been on leave this week, out of range of phones and internet in the middle of a…

As with most of my weeknotes these days, these weeknotes are structured around the 8 Pillars of User Research — I use these to help me keep the scope of my role knowable, to me, and others. …

The threads of the fabric of our complex systems and how they influence our change making decisions — how to apply what we’ve learned — This is part 2 of a post about the threads I’ve found as I’ve been working slowly on my PhD. Those threads are the ones that make up the fabric of how we move through the world. I’m giving those threads a name, showing you how I think they are…