Why I don't use the term Service Designer when I teach Service Design?
Why I don't use the term Service Designer when I teach Service Design?
Q&A Teaching Service Design
Flipped classroom model for Service Design
Flipped classroom model for Service Design
Service Design curriculum
Service Design curriculum
Inclusive Service Design teaching
Inclusive Service Design teaching
Improving the teaching
Improving the teaching
Grading Service Design work
Grading Service Design work
Corporate Service Design training
Corporate Service Design training
Teaching Swiss Service Design
Teaching Swiss Service Design
Inspirations for teaching Service Design
Inspirations for teaching Service Design
In short: the term Service Designer sets the wrong expectation that you'll have that job title, when in reality Service Design skills and approaches can be used under many different job titles that change based on where you look for jobs.
Depending on the country where you do your job search you might find a lot or a little number of jobs with the title "service designer! But I would say that there are roughly the same amout of jobs where a Service Design practitioner can make a huge difference.
By not using the term "Service Designer" but instead "service design practitioner " I made it clear that what people get out of my teaching is not a specific job title but instead a practice they can use under many job titles.
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