Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

Make Better Work. Make Work Better. With CritKit. critkit.co Joined March 2019

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

3 years ago

Five years later & we’re just getting started 😎

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

3 years ago

@djpardis Yussssssss 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😎

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After many, many iterations and experiments, we have (1) our first early adopters of the beta of our Digital Kit, and (2) have a final layout for the Print Kit! Thanks to all 450+ people on the waiting list for your patience and continued interest. We’re coming out of alpha! 🚀

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

5 years ago

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

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Josh Silverman @jhsilverman

5 years ago

Now it’s also a GIF

Maxim Leyzerovich @round

5 years ago

feedback is a gift

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Eugene Kan @eugenekan

5 years ago

The one thing that will mess up most companies/people going remote... the inability to synthesize, articulate, and provide actionable feedback. The peeps who can't work remotely will for sure fall behind cause nobody wants to work with their archaic methods.

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Range @RangeDotCo

5 years ago

For a detailed how to on giving collaborative feedback, check out this post from our team range.co/blog/how-to-gi… 7/8

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

5 years ago

@joeyabanks 💯 x.com/MakeBetterWork…

Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

7 years ago

Same holds true for early design concepts. #CritEarlyCritOften

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Female Copywriter @Femalcopywriter

5 years ago

If feedback doesn’t come with specific examples, it means people were talking shit and tried to formalize it lmao

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

6 years ago

“Experienced” is listening and understanding and learning. “Experienced” does not start with ego or try to act smart. Experienced is humility, understanding the greater context, and holding these in mind during each crit.

DANN© @DannPetty

6 years ago

One of the strongest things an up and coming designer could benefit from is working on their feedback skills. Remember, a lot of design is an opinion, don't let your ego or trying to sound "experienced" get in the way. Ask questions and have conversations.

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

6 years ago

woo hoo

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

6 years ago

Some feedback should come with a gift receipt. 🤨

Corey Quinn @QuinnyPig

6 years ago

"Feedback is a gift." Some gifts may be returned. Feedback is an opinion, and not all of those are good. "Why should I care about that" is a valid response.

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Jason Fried @jasonfried

6 years ago

Super neat thinking here. Feels original. It’s called mmhmm (I like the name and the logo), and it makes presenting on video more flexible and more fun —> youtube.com/watch?v=c8KhKB…

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

6 years ago

@odannyboy 👀 Critiques, eh? 🤔

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Alper Sarikaya | @alper.datav.is @yelperalp

7 years ago

@annaeveryday normalize critique!!

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

7 years ago

Same holds true for early design concepts. #CritEarlyCritOften

marty.com @martymadrid

7 years ago

The faster you can close the time gap in doing this, the more success you’ll have more often

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

7 years ago

Crit early, crit often

marty.com @martymadrid

7 years ago

The faster you can close the time gap in doing this, the more success you’ll have more often

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

7 years ago

@peterme Great! From experience, the presenter being a different person than the facilitator helps the presenter focus on the conversation and not the note-taking.

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Crit Kit @MakeBetterWork

7 years ago

Both. Designers set expectations and share the work. Facilitators can ensure all feedback is provided and next steps are clear.

Peter Merholz @peterme

7 years ago

POLL! Re: DESIGN CRITIQUE Who should run it? The designer presenting their own solutions, or a separate facilitator (e.g., a program manager or design lead). I can see both sides.