PinnedPublished inUX PlanetThe Infinite To-Do List: AI Could End Busywork (But It Probably Won’t)In 1965, Time magazine declared that by 2000, Americans would work just 20 hours a week, retiring at 50 with ‘a guaranteed income for…Mar 1A response icon2Mar 1A response icon2
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PinnedPublished inUX PlanetThe Human Cost of the Digital RevolutionThis article is the first in a series on unpacking Technostress and its impacts. Follow me to receive future instalments.Dec 2, 2022A response icon114Dec 2, 2022A response icon114
PinnedManaging Stakeholders Using the SCARF Neuroscience ModelWhen you think of stakeholders, what comes to mind? If you answered ‘HIPPOs’ or ‘people who love acronyms’, you wouldn’t be entirely wrong…Aug 29, 2022Aug 29, 2022
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Published inUX PlanetA conversation with ChatGPT about its contribution to TechnostressIn my last blog, “The Human Cost of the Digital Revolution,” we delved into the growing phenomenon of technostress — identifying five…Feb 21, 2023A response icon1Feb 21, 2023A response icon1