Method(ology) Misfit
The application of a methodology or method which was created for a particular context in a situation or environment to which it is poorly adapted to, or not applicable at all.
The application of a methodology or method which was created for a particular context in a situation or environment to which it is poorly adapted to, or not applicable at all.
A largely codified set of processes and methods with an underpinning paradigm and theory which guides action. Often used in a particular area of study or activity.
A way of carrying out a particular task. Often comes as a detailed set of step-by-step instructions on what to do. Often used as a synonym for ‘method’.
A person who prefers and practises a mechanistic application of tools (canvases!) and prescriptive processes (the ‘six stages’ of design thinking!) instead of embracing adapting systems and letting teams think for themselves.