Collapsing the talent stack - Gabriella
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One of my favourite articles on the internet is collapsing the talent stack by Scott Belsky.
One of my favourite articles on the internet is collapsing the talent stack by Scott Belsky. This piece is my take on collapsing the talent stack. I’ll start with what it means to collapse the talent stack. My interpretation is that it’s about having the same person own multiple parts of a process, and therefore naturally, have the same person act as multiple “roles”. It’s when the designer owns copy across the product, and therefore, owns the responsibilities of what other companies might hire the specialized role of “copywriter” for. Or a product manager running and analyzing user…
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