ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode of Creative Spark-Plug is for people who have built skills, careers, or companies — and are now questioning how they think, design, and decide.
In this conversation, Vittaldas Kashyap shares an unconventional journey from interior design to becoming a global UX and design leader — not through degrees or frameworks, but through curiosity, boldness, and deep empathy for users and people.
We talk about:
- Why confidence often matters more than knowing the answer
- How design thinking is really about human behaviour, not tools
- Why great careers are built by selling ideas before mastering them
- What founders and leaders misunderstand about UX, creativity, and culture
- How empathy scales better than expertise
This is not a tutorial on UX/UI.
It’s a conversation about how thoughtful people build meaningful work over time.
English
United States
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