Plus: Check out this week's freshest job listings, and try out the "Places and Spaces" approach to capture authentic insights on the ground.
Building a long-term career in user research is rarely straightforward—especially as the field continues to evolve with new technology and shifting team structures.
Regardless of whether you're starting your first UX job or getting ready to scale a team, this issue of People Nerds casts bright eyes toward the future.
Speaking of career shifts...a quick word from Ben:
"People Nerds,
For nearly eight years, this community—you—have regularly humbled me with your engagement and impact. This space is truly more than the sum of its parts, but the time has come for me to transition to a new opportunity, and join you on the reader side.
People Nerds—the newsletter, Slack community (join if you haven't!), events, and content hub—will continue to support human-centered thinkers everywhere, with Stevie Watts and Colleen Pate as your guides from here out.
Stay curious, stay human, and thank you for the opportunity."
Ben Wiedmaier
- The People Nerds Team
Landing a job in UXR is only half the battle. After you've achieved your first milestone, learn how to level up your core research skills and build teams that drive organizational-wide impact.
We'll post the results next Thursday in our Slack community!
The Places and Spaces approach helps you uncover "in the wild" activities from your customers and from your product. Learn how to set up these moments for success.
Career coaching:User Research Academy for UXRs ready to take their career to the next level.
Career coaching: CuriosityTank offers courses to improve UXR skills and build better products.
Mentorship is one of the best and fastest ways to up-level your user research career…Starting a mentorship program can be challenging, but it is an immensely rewarding process to help your team thrive.
"6 Steps for Launching a Seamless UX Mentorship Program"
Ready to scale your research program? Successfully scaling research requires effective stakeholder collaboration, flexible methods, and insights designed for impact
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