Interview with flexiblevisualsystems.info

Published by Tim on Tuesday January 3, 2023

Last modified on August 22nd, 2025 at 9:34

A few weeks ago I published this interview I did with Martin Lorenz. Now he turns the tables and publishes the interview he did with me.

Check it out!

As a side note: I find this method of interviewing each other super exciting, especially when you work closely together. This way you can clarify basic questions. Is there a term for this? If not, then I’ll call it “Interview Ping Pong”. 🙂

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