how to understand ux and change management - start with why

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Why is it important to always start with why, when working on a project that should lead to great user experience.. made in the ignite format - 20 slides in 15 seconds...

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Level 1: I do not understand

Rational resistance

Level 2: I do not like it

Emotionel resistance

Level 3: I do not like you

Relational resistance

Maurers 3 levels of resistance

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Maurers Cycle of Change

Making the case for change

Getting started on the right footKeeping the change

alive

Embedding the change

Resistance

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“I’ve learned from my mistakes. I’m sure I could repeat them exactly.”

Comedian Peter Cook from the Frog and Peach routine