Who I am at work
A resourceful and hands-on professional with 5+ years experience in user interface and user experience design. I’m passionate about creating products, services, and meaningful experiences through a human-centred approach. I’m also keen to use my skills as a framework to conduce projects focused on make people’s lives better, through innovation and Design Thinking methodologies.
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Who I am at work
A resourceful and hands-on professional with 5+ years experience in user interface and user experience design. I’m passionate about creating products, services, and meaningful experiences through a human-centred approach. I’m also keen to use my skills as a framework to conduct projects focused on improving people's lives, through innovation and Design Thinking methodologies.1
...making people’s lives better...
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Conduct is a good verb for the sentence, as suggested by the other guy. Conduce is different and confused me. Run, manage, direct are also good, but your original choice (conduct) makes sense now that you've explained it.
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If this is for a CV, you might want to replace "I'm" with "I am". The word "conduce" is unknown to 99.9% of people. "Human-centred" should be adapted to American English, if your audience is in U.S.A.
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