Journey into the future of UXR

Buckle up and journey into the future of UXR and how redefining the role of research advocacy can change the game for your team.

This week, we're hopping into a time machine to discuss the future of UXR.   The world of research is ever evolving and as the times change, the way we approach research needs to as well.     To guide us into the future, we sat down with Fatimah Richmond, a UXR Strategist at Google, and broke down how redefining the role of UXR advocacy can transform the way we research.   Where do you see the future of research heading? Let us know in the People Nerds' Slack community! - The People Nerds Team   UXR Strategist Fatimah Richmond sits down with Dscout's VP of UX, Julie Norvaisas, to discuss why it's time for user researchers to redefine their role.   GREAT SCOTT! KEEP READING - MORE ON THIS TOPIC The research space needs to evolve, let's flip the script together. Clearly communicate the value of your work, use these 9 tips. Why being a "stick in the mud" is a good thing. Let's re-imagine UXR stereotypes. What part of the UXR landscape would you like to see reimagined in the future?   1. Orginizational structure 2. Research approaches 3. Cross-functional interactions 4. How insights are used and communicated We'll post the results afterward in our Slack community! Help us build a more human tomorrow by taking our UX Possibilities survey. Your participation will help give us the context to drive our products, teams, and industry forward. For every response, we'll donate $10 to our friends at the Food for Climate League!   TAKE THE SURVEY DoorDash is hiring a Senior User Experience Researcher. Pinterest is recruiting a Staff Content Designer. Amazon is looking for a UX Designer In our field, change is the one guarantee. When we embrace changes, we are opening doors to discovery. Jenn Kuhns Design Research Manager, Visa     READ MORE in Insights and Actions: What Can We Do to Change UXR for the Better? Ready to scale your research program? Successfully scaling research requires effective stakeholder collaboration, flexible methods, and insights designed for impact.   See how dscout can help you with all three. dscout, 222 North LaSalle St, Chicago, IL Unsubscribe Manage preferences