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A review by emslittlecorner
Change by Design: How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation by Tim Brown
2.0
★: 2
I started reading this book thinking that it was going to talk about designing in itself, but instead this book talks more about business and a business technique called “design thinking”. This technique is actually explained well and it is very interesting but, of course the book has some problems going on.
I think that the biggest problem of the book is the fact that while the author tells you about the different aspects of design thinking, he also explains examples in his business life and in business history with design thinking involved, specially involved in the aspect he is talking about. This wouldn’t be bad if there were only some references through the whole chapter, but it tells you about so many examples that it becomes overwhelming and you start to forget them easily because of the amount of references it has.
I started reading this book thinking that it was going to talk about designing in itself, but instead this book talks more about business and a business technique called “design thinking”. This technique is actually explained well and it is very interesting but, of course the book has some problems going on.
I think that the biggest problem of the book is the fact that while the author tells you about the different aspects of design thinking, he also explains examples in his business life and in business history with design thinking involved, specially involved in the aspect he is talking about. This wouldn’t be bad if there were only some references through the whole chapter, but it tells you about so many examples that it becomes overwhelming and you start to forget them easily because of the amount of references it has.