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More manageable messes with Abby Covert

May 17, 202437 minSeason 3Ep. 5
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Episode description

Abby Covert, an information architect, discusses the significance of language and the role of information in our lives. She explains that information is unique to each individual and is the result of data and content processing in our brains. Abby emphasizes the importance of understanding mental models and how they shape our perception of information. She also highlights the role of language in organizations and the need for clarity and consistency. Abby shares insights on the power of diagrams in sense-making and decision-making. She encourages individuals and teams to zoom out to gain a broader perspective and to live and lead by their values.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and the Definition of Information
05:23 The Role of Language in Organizations
11:33 Perfectionism and the Challenges of Making Sense
25:07 Living and Leading by Our Values
30:01 The Impact of Information Architecture on Media Consumption

 

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https://abbycovert.com/

What Do You Mean? Information architecture for kids (and their adults) - assemble with the author

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnTsKmsGmvw

 

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