“The term empathy is used to describe the ability to understand and to share the feelings of another. In a product-design context, building empathy helps us to understand the needs of businesses and what we can do to solve problems for them. When we listen to people, we’re able to then build and iterate on our product’s meaningful experiences and features,” says Product Designer Geunbae L. Read about what it takes to design efficient, people-centered workflows and improve the way businesses interact with customers through Facebook Ads.

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