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This week from People Nerds: We debut event content, share a research opportunity, & walk through how to create a user research process

The event content you loved is now available Event highlights from October's People Nerds conference are officially on demand. Grab access to recordings and write-ups from your favorite panels, features, and case studies from our event site. Bookmark this as a resource for 2023 planning!   GIVE ME ALL OF THEM Results from last week's community poll (n = 87) "What was your favorite part of this year's People Nerds event?"   36.8% | The keynote with Samin 28.7% | The case studies 21.9% | The panels and features 11.5% | The product presentation   1.1% | The chat and networking Calling all researchers! We've got an upcoming project dscout is partnering with Miro to learn more about UXR stakeholders and how engaged/active they are in the research process. We are looking for folks who are interested in sharing their experience managing these relationships and what your process is for involving stakeholders. Up your alley? Learn more below!   THE RESEARCHER BECOMES THE PARTICIPANT Prior proper planning prevents poor performance! The header says it all, but when it comes to executing a variety of projects and delegating tasks—the process is everything. Nikki Anderson-Stanier breaks down step-by-step how to create a research process and shares a template for customizing your own projects.   PLEASE PROVIDE PROCESS Organizations have this fear of research: business people, technologists, designers. But they don't come out and say: "I'm afraid." They say: "We just don't have the time." Erika Hall Design strategist and consultant Read more from Erika on the People Nerds blog! More we're discussing: At PN '22, Lenovo UXRs walked through a study focused on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. See their recommendations for accessible research. It's all in the transferable skills when hiring and recruiting. Cori Widen breaks down key skills to look out for when hiring someone new to the UX industry. What we're hearing: Successful research involves careful project management. Here are some techniques to apply that same care to your stakeholders for better relationships and add action to your results and insights. Product experiences aren't all visual...there's also a lot of text. Beware of complex language and check out these three approaches to simplifying your UI language without losing clarity. dscout is a company composed of People Nerds working to make context-rich human insight an everyday habit across organizations. The dscout platform—Diary, Live, Recruit, and Express—enables remote qualitative research that brings researchers into the moments experienced and shared by real people. Curious about the platform or working with dscout? Talk to an account executive.  dscout, 222 North LaSalle St. Suite 650, Chicago, Illinois 60601, United States Unsubscribe Manage preferences