When a Continuum employee faces a design challenge in his or her personal life, what happens? He or she charges full force into prototyping and problem-solving, just as if it were a client project, to find the right solution! That’s precisely what happened when Kevin Young, Senior Vice President of Product Experience, bought an Apple Watch and it didn’t exactly fit his needs. In a recent TechCrunch piece, Young sketches out, in compelling and illustrated detail, how he hacked the Apple Watch. It’s a terrific example of how personally we approach design. If you want to know how seriously we take our work, or to learn a new way to wear an Apple Watch, just click here.
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Ken GordonChief Communications SpecialistKen makes EPAM Continuum’s work visible to the necessary people. He creates superlative content, works with colleagues to do the same, and employs social networks to share it widely.
A card-carrying humanist, Ken co-founded QuickMuse, the improvisational writing website, and JEDLAB, the Jewish education community. He has written for TheAtlantic.com, the New York Times, and many other pubs.
Ken has an English degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and an MA in English from the State University of New York at Albany. He framed both diplomas long ago, but can’t seem to find them now—a fact he considers all-too-human.
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