I don't want to be too negative, I generally agree with and am aligned with the content of the article, but this struck me as a really bad take:
> In my experience, “show me the data” is often a tactic employed by weak managers who don’t know how to hang as part of a design process.
I really don't understand how asking to see data and talk in facts, rather than opinions, is a bad thing? This take seems to be implying the "design process" is just a giant, strictly qualitative "appeal to authority" fallacy and anyone who doesn't "get it" is some kind of naive rube?
> In my experience, “show me the data” is often a tactic employed by weak managers who don’t know how to hang as part of a design process.
I really don't understand how asking to see data and talk in facts, rather than opinions, is a bad thing? This take seems to be implying the "design process" is just a giant, strictly qualitative "appeal to authority" fallacy and anyone who doesn't "get it" is some kind of naive rube?