Rafe Chisolm's guest appearances

Rafe Chisolm

Revision Path

Technically Speaking with Harrison Wheeler

Randall Wilson

Harrison Wheeler

Kat Vellos

Angelica McKinley

Timothy Bardlavens

Maurice Cherry

Regine Gilbert

Mitzi Okou

Renee Reid

Maurice Woods

Ron Bronson

Denise Jacobs

Douglas Davis

Mina Markham

Farai Madzima

OwlTail

In today’s episode our host Harrison Wheeler talks to Rafe Chisolm, product designer, twitter veteran, writer and design generalist, to talk about the potential of Twitter’s DMs, the value of networking, his trajectory in design, and the importance of using your talents in smart ways. Join this conversation to learn why a single weekend could transform your entire life if you’re willing to take the challenge. Jump straight into:(01:28) - A serendipitous weekend: Who is Rafe Chisolm and how does one end up with a title like “the Design Generalist”?(15:20) - Anti-prescribed linear trajectory: How Rafe used law school as a “shortcut” to study design.(24:55) - The accelerated transformation of the AT‘Lanna design ecosystem.(30:27) - On Twitter’s Fleets and the experiment that created a backlash around the platform’s accessibility.(38:59) - The pursuit of the correct integration of new features alongside the evolution of technology and new generations. (41: 36) - Writing for Netflix, airdropping scripts, and the art of world-building: How to make the most out of your career by repurposing your talents. Episode Resources:Connect with Rafe through his website and TwitterAutomattic

In today’s episode our host Harrison Wheeler talks to Rafe Chisolm, product designer, twitter veteran, writer and design generalist, to talk about the potential of Twitter’s DMs, the value of networking, his trajectory in design, and the importance of using your talents in smart ways. Join this conversation to learn why a single weekend could transform your entire life if you’re willing to take the challenge. Jump straight into:(01:28) - A serendipitous weekend: Who is Rafe Chisolm and how does one end up with a title like “the Design Generalist”?(15:20) - Anti-prescribed linear trajectory: How Rafe used law school as a “shortcut” to study design.(24:55) - The accelerated transformation of the AT‘Lanna design ecosystem.(30:27) - On Twitter’s Fleets and the experiment that created a backlash around the platform’s accessibility.(38:59) - The pursuit of the correct integration of new features alongside the evolution of technology and new generations. (41: 36) - Writing for Netflix, airdropping scripts, and the art of world-building: How to make the most out of your career by repurposing your talents. Episode Resources:Connect with Rafe through his <a href="https://rafe.is/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/rayf__" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a><a href="https://automattic.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Automattic</a>

Nothing Ever Really Dies, Designing in Public, and Tapping into Your Super Power with Rafe Chisolm

It's amazing how many times I've crossed paths with Rafe Chisolm! We went to the same college, worked at the same place...we even live in the same part of town! And of all places, we first met in Austin, Texas at SXSW Interactive. Rafe calls himself a "generalist designer", and his unconventional journey to becoming a designer is really inspiring. We talked about that journey, how he went on several interviews with the intent to fail, and how companies can help to bring in and promote more designers of color. Really good stuff!  Rafe Chisolm's Website Rafe Chisolm on Twitter

It's amazing how many times I've crossed paths with Rafe Chisolm! We went to the same college, worked at the same place...we even live in the same part of town! And of all places, we first met in Austin, Texas at SXSW Interactive. Rafe calls himself a "generalist designer", and his unconventional journey to becoming a designer is really inspiring. We talked about that journey, how he went on several interviews with the intent to fail, and how companies can help to bring in and promote more designers of color. Really good stuff! <ul> <li><a href="http://rafechisolm.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rafe Chisolm's Website</a></li> <li><a href="http://twitter.com/randsampersand" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rafe Chisolm on Twitter</a></li></ul>

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