Agalia Tan
@agaaalia
Senior Strategist at We Are Social
RADAR Chapter Lead for Singapore
Agalia Tan
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I know how to spot real confidence. Look for people who are fluid with status—who allow themselves to be the butt of a joke, or accept criticism, but also avoid false modesty, and inhabit the spotlight when it falls on them. One might call this a balance between dignity and humility. Pro tip: people who always cling to high status aren’t confident... See more
Sasha Chapin • 50 Things I Know
Good questions compress the search space, increasing the density of viable opportunities per unit of effort. They reduce opportunity cost: the better the initial inquiry, the lower the probability of burning resources chasing irrelevant possibilities.
Good questions are compression devices which shrink search space. Bad questions are expansion... See more
Good questions are compression devices which shrink search space. Bad questions are expansion... See more
Sangeet Paul Choudary • Humans as 'luxury goods' in the age of AI
How can we reclaim data as a tool for clarity instead of submitting to its chaos?... See more
Just because we can measure everything doesn't mean we should. Digital media gave way to instant metrics which led to instant expectations on results but a CTR, a bounce rate, or even a conversion doesn’t always tell the whole story. The obsession with short-term,
Strands of Genius: AI Eating Its Own Homework = Model Collapse = Blurry Grey Future, Creativity Is Waiting to Erup…
Spend time where time disappears.
instagram.comYou may be creating a series of moments which will be scripted, but as an experience designer, the experience you create will be what matters most. Your diagram should assist in that process. It lists every scene, and gives vital data about those scenes, but the first thing you notice is the overall intention behind each part - what is more... See more
Experience Design Principles #8
