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Passwords that make you feel good

January 14, 2018 Leisa Reichelt1 Comment

On my first day at Atlassian, when I was first got my macbook and was setting up my password I had one of my favourite ideas. Having a good secure password is important. You can (and should) use password managers so that you can have lots of different very strong passwords. But perhaps for one… Continue reading Passwords that make you feel good

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Previously I was the Head of Service Design at the Digital Transformation Agency of the Australian Government and the Head of User Research for the Government Digital Service (GDS) in the UK Government – makers of GOV.UK

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