All posts by Brandon Meyer
Anthropological Voice As An Imperative And The Ethical Issues of Loyalty
For most anthropologists, working in business isn’t just a career choice. Giving voice to the voiceless and bringing attention to
Businesses As Communities of Practice and Maintaining the Anthropological Perspective from Within
Vitally important to being heard and understood as an anthropologist working for business is an ability to recognize and adapt
The Concealed Utility of Theory In Business
Anthropologists serve as interlocutors of diverse cultural paradigms, interrogating, recontextualizing, and ultimately enmeshing them in a “rigorous formulation” to close
Deadlines and Cycles
In the context of competitive markets and profit-driven motives, tracking progress and striving for efficiency makes sense as an imperative
The Enduring Value of Anthropology For Business
New strategies and trends in business and design that derive from anthropological origins are represented as efforts to empathize with
The (so-called) Quantitative-Qualitative Divide
With the advent and proliferation of digital technologies into nearly every facet of life today there is almost no research