DORIS in the News
Don’t just take our word for it. Here you can find articles, case studies, and news sources about DORIS. Additionally, DORIS founder, Sam Julka, writes a regular column piece that’s published in the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ). We like to think of her as the Carrie Bradshaw of workplace columnists. Each of these articles delivers golden wisdom from the good, the bad, and the ugly that we at DORIS have gleaned from our many years engaging with employees through our research. Pour yourself a cosmo, read on, and enjoy!
Too remote or not too remote? That is the question
Honestly, I didn’t write the punny title for this column; two talented DORIS researchers did. I’m sure we giggled about it for hours; maybe we’re going stir crazy. Who knows? What I do know is that we are incredibly interested in how individuals and organizations are...
August 2020 Monthly Newsletter
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Workers’ Views on Returning to the Workplace were Surprising
I mean, don’t get me wrong, I don’t love being called out on stuff like how to load the dishwasher properly so the dishes will “actually get cleaned” or why it’s so important to check all my mirrors when backing out of the garage (side note, as it turns out, that’s...
July 2020 Monthly Newsletter
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June 2020 Monthly Newsletter
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2020 Innovation Issue: Design Thinking Puts Users at Center of Development
This is the second article we’re featured in for the 2020 Innovation Issue. This one goes a little more in depth about the history of design thinking and the points to how some Indiana design firms; like DORIS, are implementing it.
How to use Design Thinking like the Experts
IBJ really loves DORIS! We’re featured in 2 articles for their 2020 Innovation Issue. In this one, Sam outlines our 8-step design thinking process, and some of our design firm friends in town talk about their process as well.
May 2020 Monthly Newsletter
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An Ode to My Colleagues, Whom I Miss So Much
We all miss our colleagues, me included. Sitting in an old wooden rocking chair in the guest bedroom of my house with a makeshift retro flatscreen TV sitting on a night stand rigged up as my second monitor, I long for the comforts back in my office. I remember a place...