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links for 03 November 2006

Posted on November 3, 2006November 3, 2006 by Leisa Reichelt
  • The Seven Phases of Owning an iPod – An Illustrated Journey
    Every iPod owner passes through seven distinct phases, this illustrated guide depicts the journey all iPod owners must undertake.
    (tags: ipod humour)
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About me

My name is Leisa Reichelt. This is my blog.

My work
I lead the Research and Insights team at Atlassian where we are interested in understanding how to unleash the potential in every team.

Previously I was the Head of Service Design at the Digital Transformation Agency of the Australian Government and the Head of User Research for the Government Digital Service (GDS) in the UK Government – makers of GOV.UK

Newsletter
I send an email every week or so with links to a few things I think are worth reading on the topics of research, design, user experience, organisation design etc. You can subscribe here.

Elsewhere
I’m on Twitter at @leisa
Also on LinkedIn of course.
You can email me at leisa.reichelt@gmail.com

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