#16: IDEO's Tom Kelley is Design Thinking's ultimate disciple, he makes the case as to why.

[@DenisJeliazkov]

This and TheFutur channel are by far my favorite ones! The only two channels that provide me some value for time. Amazing insights from the best leaders in design. Love it every episode!

[@archfiendize]

Wisdom oozing from each word he says! Thanks guys for interviewing him!

[@zainabdalhatu330]

I am going to watch this over and over again!!! Brilliant!!!

[@luismiplays]

I admire IDEO since I started reading Tim Brown's 2009 book, Change by Design. Although I was not familiar with his work, Tom Kelley has now become a mentor to me, next to Donald Norman and Tim Brown. Excellent job guys, I'll be following your work from now on.

[@HighResolution]

Thank you for joining us!

[@HighResolution]

Friends, our one request from the High Resolution community is that if you've been waiting for the perfect episode to share with your non-designer colleagues and friends, make it this one. Tom just has a way of reaching through the screen and bringing people along with him. We were incredibly proud of this interview with Tom, who's someone both of us look up to as a mentor. Enjoy this episode.

[@ZhioN360]

Could I make a UX request? A lot of the content in your vids is absolutely fantastic and would actually be great to have around for future reference, but the conversation tends to flow in different directions and if I come back to find info on a particular topic I have to skim through the video to find it (assuming I can remember which video it was in). Would it be possible to include timestamps in the video description for the various topics of discussion in a given video?

[@SamuelRosas]

yes add some timestamps please, you might get more views if we can find the content we are looking for much easier

[@vandakovacs101]

Great questions, guys! Super interesting conversation! Of course, no question that from the professional perspective and contentwise he is on top and has always something to think about. For me, his grateful, positive and happy character is also as inspiring as what he says!

[@HeavyK.]

"Hey boss, I want to try an experiment." God bless the Kelley boys. Changed my life so many times.

[@ShabirGilkar]

As always inspirational talks from IDEO in particular from David and Tom. Their words really empowers you to think big and try. I think they have done a lot of service to the design community interms of books like "Creative Confidence". This book is #1 suggestion from me for new designers and it really boosts their confidence. Thank you guys for bringing this incredible talk to us!

[@sergioLombrico]

High Resolution is such a great channel. Great questions, great pace...just sublime content! Thank you.

[@nlsantiesteban]

As a professional anthropologist I find this fascinating. I stumbled upon this series looking for some project management tips for creatives. Trying to understand their processes to glean some insights that I can apply to a few interdisciplinary projects I’m tackling. Didn’t expect to hear a full throated exultation of our methods. Sounds like they’ve adapted aspects of the ethnographic method. Hmm, maybe I need to leave my field and consult for tech startups.

[@thiagohd180]

This High Res channel is incredible, you guys nailed it. How come did u guys got to talk with this huge people?! wtf. You guys are awesome.

[@magicalguy22]

"Tell Compelling Stories" is one of the many interesting points I think I have to remember as a Designer.

[@The-Rain-Ninja]

Really liked this interview. Being a first tier designer at a government contracting business makes it very difficult to sell design as important compared to the hundreds of programmers and business analysts that are hired. Design is acknowledged at my company, but not pursued. I have been 8 years at my company and had to fight to keep my design position alive by jumping from contract to contract within the company. The challenge is to convince government officials and contractor management how important design is for the long-term future of government and businesses involved. When people think of government they often think of it as slow and lacking innovation and creativity. Design, as mentioned in this interview, is now in the boardrooms and is starting to get noticed and taken seriously. I am basically learning everything from the ground up, from UI to UX. I have done web and advertising for years but UI/UX and modern Digital Design world is moving full steam ahead and I am trying to catch up and grasp all the important elements that matter in the Design industry so I can remain relevant. If you were in my position what would your approach be if you were in a government job as a designer? How would you sell the importance of design?

[@simontyrrell6602]

Well done on this. A great interview and a great way to get everyone to understand what design thinking is really about.

[@evangill5563]

Great Video! This is the first of your videos I've watched. Definitely will watch more.

[@dimka4818]

This podcast always delivers great content.

[@zrollertrux]

Thanks for sharing. Love all the secrets given away! Go Ideo!

[@michellehaft]

Just want to say that in addition to the great content that comes from these interviews, I really enjoy Bobby & Jared as hosts. They are very natural on screen and have a good rapport with each other and the guests. Kuddos guys.

[@HighResolution]

awwww thanks michelle :) so awesome to hear

[@gljamil]

Great work! Totally still in use here in Brazil, we are enjoying its outcome. Thanks!

[@binodtamang9622]

Such inspiring words from the wise. I recommend 'Creative Confidence' by Tom Kelley and David Kelly for anyone who wants to delve deeper into the process. High Resolution always coming correct!

[@BillDyszel]

That's terrific! Thanks for posting that interview. Now I need to watch all the others!

[@HighResolution]

Thanks for joining us Bill!

[@javiertrevino5535]

great talk from a a year ago: my favorite part was when he said the three circles ( design, business and technology) should be the same size. It made so much sense to me as I was always a bit skeptical at only focusing on the user and the experience, of course they are extremely important but it's quire reassuring to hear from an industry leader that we need a balance of the three, it's something quite hard to figure out but definitely true because all the empathy, research and care you put into your users wouldn't be very useful if there are no ways of developing what you have designed ( technology ) or if your idea is not profitable or sustainable, then you cant actually make it a reality ( business).

[@PeterAnthonyMartins]

Bobby, Jarod, thank you so much!

[@indobiga]

Very nice interview with one of the promoters and users of Design Thinking

[@kingkwongmatt]

So much valuable information! Would love to see these interviews in podcast form so I can listen on the go!

[@HighResolution]

Thanks so much! You can listen and subscribe here: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/high-resolution/id1204941994?mt=2

[@munwar.khan.official]

Indeed ...very good insights from Tom kelly on designthining ....

[@frankagj]

great content, so interesting questions and very smart answers! good job guys

[@jacquelineakinyi8477]

Great talk. . .left feeling inspired! Thank you.

[@AlexandredeCamposFilho]

Thanks for this amazing interview, great content (i'm also a huge fan :)

[@jesusxramses]

Great interview, really enjoyed the knowledge on this one.

[@AlgirdasArmonavicius]

Great interview! Really loved the idea of small experiments :)

[@mingan9347]

This channel is invaluable

[@jarvie93]

This man speaks a LOT of sense.

[@bman342a]

Thanks, I mainly watched this because I never know if it's EYE-dee-o or ID-ee-o (and before you start jumping up and down, ideological, eg, can be pronounced either EYE-dee or ID-ee).

Inspiring! Thanks

[@paritoshkanand]

Tom Kelley! NO WAY!

[@HighResolution]

yes yes yes!

[@bohnohboh676]

Phenomenal remarks

[@SuperQuwertz]

What is the name of the used music? I love that beat

[@SikkiSweets]

Vu Ja Dey, brilliant!

[@sumitbharti360]

Hello , can you provide all episode with subtitles.

[@Chiqc]

15:00 Childlike

[@SH0dah]

I want to work there so much, Imagine this is my boss :)

[@chumleyk]

Aspergic people make great 'design thinkers' because they have had to learn how people 'are' and 'do' and 'be' from the outside due to not 'getting it' intuitively growing up. Like an alien in a human suit trying to get along on planet Earth with no guide book. Tom Kelley is a prime example.

[@m3co]

The IBM guy is wearing a shirt he bought for the shoot and the production team forgot to steam it

[@tiagodeabreu1173]

Vuja De - 14:28

[@mmughal]

OMG Tom kelly!!!

[@jacobtran4010]

WHO IS TOM KELLEY? never heard of him.

[@angie_weinberger]

Ha. I have a post-it note collection on my bathroom mirror.

[@qu4ku]

dmn, he is sharp.

[@ace.1929]

Jimmy Mcgill?

[@joshronquillo]

Who else is here form UX100

[@ArthurAsPedras]

Blink Tom, blink!!! lol jk, really really helpful

[@linko85]

Better Call Tom

[@keywords7058]

Very exploratory conversation...moves in lot of directions. Found it hard to stay focused.

[@RahulRoy-tw1gn]

Is dating Gerard Butler on left

[@NicolaHartman-e6p]

Harris Mary Thompson Edward Taylor Robert

[@yannmaco]

I thought he is Jeffrey Bezos with mustache (I am sorry

[@ferdiandtatiana9314]

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[@anyis9837]

stop saying "you know"

[@UserName________]

Never trust a man with a mustache.