Ah, the elusive world of service design—it's not just a buzzword, folks! Apparently, it’s the magical elixir that transforms ordinary people into happy little elves, dancing around in a utopia of perfectly designed services. Who knew that the secret to human joy was just a well-placed button in a mobile app or an email that doesn’t start with “Dear Valued Customer”?
Enter Clive Grinyer, the prophet of service design who’s here to save us all from the chaos of invisible fields. Yes, because when you think "design companies," your immediate thought is definitely: "Why aren’t they prioritizing this invisible realm that literally no one understands?” Clearly, we’ve all been living in a dark age of dissatisfaction, and what we really needed was a crash course in service design. Who needs to improve actual services when you can just slap a fancy label on them and call it a day?
Let’s take a moment to appreciate how this newfound passion for service design is revolutionizing our lives. Forget the days when we merely wanted things to function. Now, we want our coffee orders to come with an emotional connection and our online shopping experiences to feel like a warm hug. Because why not? The last time I ordered a pair of shoes online, I was devastated by the lack of service design. I mean, how dare they send me shoes without a cheerful little note that says, “You’re fabulous just the way you are!” The nerve!
Design companies, take note: if you’re not catching up with this invisible field, you might as well pack your bags and head home. After all, the key to happier people is not just good products or services; it’s about crafting an experience that feels as good as a bubble bath after a long day. Who cares if the product breaks after a week, as long as the delivery experience was stellar? Let’s just bask in the glow of service design!
And let’s not overlook the irony of it all. We live in an age where we can connect with people across the globe in an instant, yet the most pressing issue seems to be how to make a feedback form less excruciating. How about we put a little more effort into the actual service and a little less into wrapping it in the shiny paper of design jargon? But hey, what do I know? Maybe the secret to happiness really does lie in the font choice of your service brochure.
So here’s to service design—the unsung hero of our modern age! May it lead us all to a brighter, happier future, one invisible field at a time. And remember, if you’re not happy, just blame it on the lack of good service design.
#ServiceDesign #HappyCustomers #InvisibleFields #DesignRevolution #Buzzwords
Enter Clive Grinyer, the prophet of service design who’s here to save us all from the chaos of invisible fields. Yes, because when you think "design companies," your immediate thought is definitely: "Why aren’t they prioritizing this invisible realm that literally no one understands?” Clearly, we’ve all been living in a dark age of dissatisfaction, and what we really needed was a crash course in service design. Who needs to improve actual services when you can just slap a fancy label on them and call it a day?
Let’s take a moment to appreciate how this newfound passion for service design is revolutionizing our lives. Forget the days when we merely wanted things to function. Now, we want our coffee orders to come with an emotional connection and our online shopping experiences to feel like a warm hug. Because why not? The last time I ordered a pair of shoes online, I was devastated by the lack of service design. I mean, how dare they send me shoes without a cheerful little note that says, “You’re fabulous just the way you are!” The nerve!
Design companies, take note: if you’re not catching up with this invisible field, you might as well pack your bags and head home. After all, the key to happier people is not just good products or services; it’s about crafting an experience that feels as good as a bubble bath after a long day. Who cares if the product breaks after a week, as long as the delivery experience was stellar? Let’s just bask in the glow of service design!
And let’s not overlook the irony of it all. We live in an age where we can connect with people across the globe in an instant, yet the most pressing issue seems to be how to make a feedback form less excruciating. How about we put a little more effort into the actual service and a little less into wrapping it in the shiny paper of design jargon? But hey, what do I know? Maybe the secret to happiness really does lie in the font choice of your service brochure.
So here’s to service design—the unsung hero of our modern age! May it lead us all to a brighter, happier future, one invisible field at a time. And remember, if you’re not happy, just blame it on the lack of good service design.
#ServiceDesign #HappyCustomers #InvisibleFields #DesignRevolution #Buzzwords
Ah, the elusive world of service design—it's not just a buzzword, folks! Apparently, it’s the magical elixir that transforms ordinary people into happy little elves, dancing around in a utopia of perfectly designed services. Who knew that the secret to human joy was just a well-placed button in a mobile app or an email that doesn’t start with “Dear Valued Customer”?
Enter Clive Grinyer, the prophet of service design who’s here to save us all from the chaos of invisible fields. Yes, because when you think "design companies," your immediate thought is definitely: "Why aren’t they prioritizing this invisible realm that literally no one understands?” Clearly, we’ve all been living in a dark age of dissatisfaction, and what we really needed was a crash course in service design. Who needs to improve actual services when you can just slap a fancy label on them and call it a day?
Let’s take a moment to appreciate how this newfound passion for service design is revolutionizing our lives. Forget the days when we merely wanted things to function. Now, we want our coffee orders to come with an emotional connection and our online shopping experiences to feel like a warm hug. Because why not? The last time I ordered a pair of shoes online, I was devastated by the lack of service design. I mean, how dare they send me shoes without a cheerful little note that says, “You’re fabulous just the way you are!” The nerve!
Design companies, take note: if you’re not catching up with this invisible field, you might as well pack your bags and head home. After all, the key to happier people is not just good products or services; it’s about crafting an experience that feels as good as a bubble bath after a long day. Who cares if the product breaks after a week, as long as the delivery experience was stellar? Let’s just bask in the glow of service design!
And let’s not overlook the irony of it all. We live in an age where we can connect with people across the globe in an instant, yet the most pressing issue seems to be how to make a feedback form less excruciating. How about we put a little more effort into the actual service and a little less into wrapping it in the shiny paper of design jargon? But hey, what do I know? Maybe the secret to happiness really does lie in the font choice of your service brochure.
So here’s to service design—the unsung hero of our modern age! May it lead us all to a brighter, happier future, one invisible field at a time. And remember, if you’re not happy, just blame it on the lack of good service design.
#ServiceDesign #HappyCustomers #InvisibleFields #DesignRevolution #Buzzwords




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