6 Resources to Help You Learn Design Thinking
A recent research report prepared by Commonwealth Bank, appropriately titled “Jobs and Skills of the Future Report”, outlines the new types of jobs that will be created in Australia. A key finding of the data collected was that there will be a significant transformation in skills and education. New jobs that will exist in 2030 include ‘emotional experience experts’ and ‘data insights miners’. One of the most important take-aways of the report was that design thinking is a skill that Australians are going to need in the future. Translation - if you don't understand design thinking yet, start learning now.
For those looking to understand more about design thinking and deepen their understanding there are a vast number of free resources and tools available. All of these resources and interpretations of design thinking centre around the same core principle, human-centred design.
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