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Project Design: The Good, The Bad and the Wild

Danielle Wilkins
Project Design
Stakeholder Engagement
Project Management
Stakeholder Feedback
Design Process
World Resources Institute
E-Learning Platforms
Flexibility In Planning
Community Communication
Software Engineering
FDA
International Development
Social Impact
Success Metrics
Public Transportation
Climate Resilience
Wearable Defibrillators
Community Development
Nutrition
Human Engagement

We interview different people, in different industries, at different points in their careers, about project design- what it means to them, how it helps them and how sometimes, it is a pain in the butt. We don't have all the answers for how to design the perfect project, but through these conversations we try to cut through the theory and the jargon to talk about what works and what doesn't work in... more

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Welcome back to Part 2 of my conversation with Sebastian Varela! If you haven't listened to Part 1, I recommend starting there — we set up the core tension between clear, top-down alignment and the flexibility that local teams need to actually get th... more

In this episode, I sit down with Sebastian Varela to dig into one of the trickiest parts of project design: alignment. Not the "check the box and move on" kind. The kind where you're trying to balance clear communication across stakeholders with the ... more

In most organizations, you plan first, then build, but what if we plan to build first and design later?

Welcome back to Part 2 of the conversation with Ken Wilkins. In Part 1, we heard how Ken's software team navigated FDA regulations and the tensi... more

What happens when the people closest to the technical work can't make the final design decisions- but also can't get the feedback they need to make good recommendations?

In this episode Ken Wilkins takes us inside the world of FDA-regulated medical ... more

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Sebastian Varela
Director of the Strategy and Institutional Alignment team at World Resources Institute
World Resources Institute
Episode: Project Alignment: Tug of War - Part 1: Balancing Local Context with the Big Picture
Danielle Wilkins
Host of Project Design Podcast
Project Design Podcast
Episode: Project Alignment: Tug of War - Part 1: Balancing Local Context with the Big Picture
Ken Wilkins
Software engineer with a background in electrical engineering and extensive experience in medical devices
Private Sector
Episode: Design in Reverse - Part 1: Design without Feedback
Matt Hessler-Cleary
Project designer experienced in stakeholder engagement and project flexibility
Episode: Cook Your Projects, Don't Bake Them: Project Design Takeaways From a Fixer of Broken Things - Part 2
Matt Cleary Kessler
Project Manager focused on strategy and management at the World Resources Institute
World Resources Institute
Episode: Cook Your Projects, Don't Bake Them: Project Design Takeaways From a Fixer of Broken Things - Part 1
Kavita Desai
Social impact expert with a focus on project design in international development.
Episode: Is Your Project Answering the Wrong Question? With Kavita Desai

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Danielle Wilkins
Host of various discussions focusing on project design intricacies and the challenges faced in implementation.

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Cook Your Projects, Don't Bake Them: Project Design Takeaways From a Fixer of Broken Things - Part 2
Q: What do you think that we should be talking about when it comes to project design that we're not currently talking about much these days?
Design should be viewed as flexible and adaptable rather than rigid, allowing projects to adjust based on real-time feedback and conditions.
Cook Your Projects, Don't Bake Them: Project Design Takeaways From a Fixer of Broken Things - Part 2
Q: How do you guard the space to build that trust to really get people engaged in your work?
Demonstrating success and providing template resources that help unpack project assumptions while facilitating in-depth discussions fosters an environment for trust and engagement.

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This series explores the multi-faceted world of project design by inviting guests from diverse industries and careers to share their perspectives. Each episode seeks to demystify the complexities surrounding project management, emphasizing the practical challenges and insights that emerge from real-world experiences. Topics frequently discussed include stakeholder engagement, the iterative nature of design processes, and the importance of flexibility in planning. Through candid conversations, listeners are encouraged to consider both success and failure as integral to learning and improvement in project design.

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