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Involve stakeholders in every design (research) process

Involve stakeholders in every design (research) process

By involving stakeholders, they can be more empathetic with the users, not just caring about the business.

Example: In the research plan process, you can ask stakeholders to match it with their expectations.

Research insights determine how well the stakeholders engaged in the research process.

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These are notes and ideas I gathered during the product design conference by Tokopedia, Humanizing Design at Scale. It's not self-explanatory that much, and I'm sorry for that. You could just reach me out to ask anything.

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