[What is it you actually do?] 10 years later

A decade ago this month I started a series called ‘What is it you actually do?’ Blogpost ‘interviews’ that asked interesting folk working on digital products in and around public service the age old question — ‘what is it you actually do?’. Shamelessly copying from Lifehacker’s ‘How I work’ series and ‘The Set Up’ blog. Revisiting the answers 10 years later. Who are you and what do you do and where? I’m still Jukesie, I’m still writing on this blog and I am currently Head of Product for the Office of the Chief Data Officer at the Government Digital Service. My time is split between Bristol, Whitechapel in London and Manchester these days. [2016] I’m Matt Jukes and when I am not writing this blog I am the Head of Product for the Office for National Statistics in Newport, Wales. What software do you use day to day? It is still all pretty generic. Dave Briggs will be horrified. I mainly write in Google Docs or the Apple Notes app. I split my blogging between WordPress.com and Ghost Pro.…