addicted to coffee & topo chico β¨ senior product designer @Zendesk π I tweet my own opinions
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Thank you @vivabelgrado for spending 536 minutes with me this year on @Spotify. You are my #1. #2020Wrapped open.spotify.com/artist/37gLβ¦
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for the first time since quarantine started, i was able to go out and take portraits for a friend. this time it was the beautiful @nettekins π
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uhh just an fyi, despite what the media is showing there are still #BlackLivesMatter protests taking place AND we are still in the middle of the pandemic. so uhh don't forget that facing and fighting against systemic racism isn't a temporary fad...oh and wear a goddamn mask plz.
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whenever @nettekins and i are walking people feel the need to make racial comments. it's like seeing two asian women together in portland is a novelty so they have to comment on it or something.
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π£Zendesk is hiring! This person would focus on web design and lead the design of zendesk.com. Itβs a really cool opportunity for the right person. My DMs are open if anyone is interested or knows someone. Please help by sharing to your networks π
Hiya! Come work with me at @Zendesk in PDX π²
I'm looking for a front-end engineer who likes collaborating with design & team to build positive experiences for the people who use our products. jobs.zendesk.com/us/en/job/Rβ¦
So this just happenedβ¦ π€
I try not to dwell but also people should know this obnoxious kind of shit happens so frequently. β at Portland, OR
consider bias bias bias bias
βLet me tell you how you need to think and what you need to do.β
β someone who hasnβt personally experienced the problem
the most common thing I have heard in the past year from various sources πππππ
I mean, I totally appreciate & understand the value of these efforts, but I am not your audience. Donβt preach to me about my life. Your audience is for other people like you, who needed to be shown problems you didnβt realize existed in the first place.