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047 - Creative Design & Project Management with Greg Storey

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“Be more of the coach and less of the time-tracker.”

Creative project management isn’t always easy—especially if there’s friction between project managers and design teams. So how do you give creativity room to thrive while ensuring design projects deliver on time and budget?

In this episode of Time Limit, Brett talks with Greg Storey about how project managers and designers can leverage their unique skills to build strong partnerships with each other. Prior to his role as COO at LexBlog, Greg worked in design leadership at IBM and InVision and ran his own design agency.

Whether you’re a project manager leading a design team or a designer managing creative projects on your own, listen to their conversation to learn:

  • How the design role fits into the creative project management process
  • PM skills that can help designers manage their projects better
  • Why communication is such a critical part of creative project management
  • How to work together to ensure design reviews go smoothly
  • Tactics you can use to build buy-in and understanding with your design team
  • Simple questions that will help you provide the right kind of support to designers

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“Be more of the coach and less of the time-tracker.”

Creative project management isn’t always easy—especially if there’s friction between project managers and design teams. So how do you give creativity room to thrive while ensuring design projects deliver on time and budget?

In this episode of Time Limit, Brett talks with Greg Storey about how project managers and designers can leverage their unique skills to build strong partnerships with each other. Prior to his role as COO at LexBlog, Greg worked in design leadership at IBM and InVision and ran his own design agency.

Whether you’re a project manager leading a design team or a designer managing creative projects on your own, listen to their conversation to learn:

  • How the design role fits into the creative project management process
  • PM skills that can help designers manage their projects better
  • Why communication is such a critical part of creative project management
  • How to work together to ensure design reviews go smoothly
  • Tactics you can use to build buy-in and understanding with your design team
  • Simple questions that will help you provide the right kind of support to designers

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  continue reading

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