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It Starts with a Conversation: A Guide to Interviewing UX Candidates

It Starts with a Conversation: A Guide to Interviewing UX Candidates

I believe that if asked, most people would say that they are good at conducting interviews. However, even the most experienced interviewers can get caught up in bad habits. We rarely take the time to assess our own interviewing skills or have others provide feedback on our technique.
There is no shortage of articles about how to ace an interview as a UX job candidate, but there has been little focus on how to be an effective interviewer. Assessing UX candidates can be particularly tricky because they can have highly diverse backgrounds, experiences, and skillsets. In this article, I will use several fictitious individuals to represent a variety of interviewer/interviewee situations and provide recommendations on how to avoid common interviewing pitfalls.

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It Starts with a Conversation: A Guide to Interviewing UX Candidates

It Starts with a Conversation: A Guide to Interviewing UX Candidates

I believe that if asked, most people would say that they are good at conducting interviews. However, even the most experienced interviewers can get caught up in bad habits. We rarely take the time to assess our own interviewing skills or have others provide feedback on our technique.
There is no shortage of articles about how to ace an interview as a UX job candidate, but there has been little focus on how to be an effective interviewer. Assessing UX candidates can be particularly tricky because they can have highly diverse backgrounds, experiences, and skillsets. In this article, I will use several fictitious individuals to represent a variety of interviewer/interviewee situations and provide recommendations on how to avoid common interviewing pitfalls.

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It Starts with a Conversation: A Guide to Interviewing UX Candidates

It Starts with a Conversation: A Guide to Interviewing UX Candidates

I believe that if asked, most people would say that they are good at conducting interviews. However, even the most experienced interviewers can get caught up in bad habits. We rarely take the time to assess our own interviewing skills or have others provide feedback on our technique.
There is no shortage of articles about how to ace an interview as a UX job candidate, but there has been little focus on how to be an effective interviewer. Assessing UX candidates can be particularly tricky because they can have highly diverse backgrounds, experiences, and skillsets. In this article, I will use several fictitious individuals to represent a variety of interviewer/interviewee situations and provide recommendations on how to avoid common interviewing pitfalls.

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Five Research Personas to Watch Out For

Five Research Personas to Watch Out For

In most circumstances, research participants are pleasant, helpful, and easy to work with. However, there are a few types that can make moderating a session really challenging and put you at risk of not getting the best insights. We only have a short time to gain feedback and insights from participants and certain personas can derail your research study. Based on over 20 years of experience conducting user research, I’ve pulled together a composite of participant characteristics that I’ve encountered into five personas to watch out for and how to effectively work with them.

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Five Research Personas to Watch Out For

Five Research Personas to Watch Out For

In most circumstances, research participants are pleasant, helpful, and easy to work with. However, there are a few types that can make moderating a session really challenging and put you at risk of not getting the best insights. We only have a short time to gain feedback and insights from participants and certain personas can derail your research study. Based on over 20 years of experience conducting user research, I’ve pulled together a composite of participant characteristics that I’ve encountered into five personas to watch out for and how to effectively work with them.

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Keeping Personas and Journeys Engaging and Relevant

Keeping Personas and Journeys Engaging and Relevant

Most personas and journey maps are dead shortly after arrival. A common reason why these documents are abandoned is that they eventually no longer represent the current customer or the latest business objectives. This article describes the common pitfalls associated with these projects and offers practical advice that your team can use to ensure a healthy long life for your personas and journey maps.

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Keeping Personas and Journeys Engaging and Relevant

Keeping Personas and Journeys Engaging and Relevant

Most personas and journey maps are dead shortly after arrival. A common reason why these documents are abandoned is that they eventually no longer represent the current customer or the latest business objectives. This article describes the common pitfalls associated with these projects and offers practical advice that your team can use to ensure a healthy long life for your personas and journey maps.

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What will UX be like in 2021?

What will UX be like in 2021?

As we close out 2020, let’s reflect on the past year and look ahead to what’s likely in store for the UX industry next year. Despite a pandemic and other major challenges, UX continues to be a strong field with a bright future ahead. Let’s take a look at predictions that include the career outlook in UX, how we will work together, and how we will design for our users in 2021.

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What will UX be like in 2021?

What will UX be like in 2021?

As we close out 2020, let’s reflect on the past year and look ahead to what’s likely in store for the UX industry next year. Despite a pandemic and other major challenges, UX continues to be a strong field with a bright future ahead. Let’s take a look at predictions that include the career outlook in UX, how we will work together, and how we will design for our users in 2021.

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What will UX be like in 2021?

What will UX be like in 2021?

As we close out 2020, let’s reflect on the past year and look ahead to what’s likely in store for the UX industry next year. Despite a pandemic and other major challenges, UX continues to be a strong field with a bright future ahead. Let’s take a look at predictions that include the career outlook in UX, how we will work together, and how we will design for our users in 2021.

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