ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Johan proves that you can learn design skills in the least likely place. In this episode, Johan shares how his experience in the Swedish Army shaped his leadership skills as a designer.
He started his career serving the Swedish Army and later transitioned to a graphic designer and later led the design team in one of the largest logistics companies in Sweden, PostNord, and is now one of the senior designers in an award-winning product design, strategy and innovation studio, AJ & Smart.
He started his career serving the Swedish Army and later transitioned to a graphic designer and later led the design team in one of the largest logistics companies in Sweden, PostNord, and is now one of the senior designers in an award-winning product design, strategy and innovation studio, AJ & Smart.
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