We tend to perceive patterns in random sequences of data or events, even when there’s no actual correlation or causal relationship present. This bias reflects our brain’s tendency to seek order in randomness.
This week we chat with Tim Yeo, author of “The Quiet Achiever,” about the strengths of introverted leadership. Discover how introverts can excel without conforming to extrovert norms, and learn about Tim’s journey from a quiet designer to an influential leader.
We tend to determine our own social and personal worth based on how we stack up against others. This bias shapes our self-perception and the perception of others. It can lead to feelings of false inadequacy or, the opposite, false superiority.
This week, I chat with Stef Walter about the intricacies of enterprise UX design within large organizations. We explore her journey, challenges, and strategies for creating user-centered tools in complex environments.
We tend to overestimate the importance or impact of information that readily comes to mind when making decisions. As a result, our choices and judgments may be skewed, and we may overlook other important factors.
This week, we chat with career coach Meltem Naz Kaso, who shares a unique framework for overcoming career stagnation. Discover why feeling “stuck” might be an invitation to explore new possibilities and how you can strategically navigate your career.
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion with Jen Blatz as we reimagine the role of personas in UX design. Discover how the Jobs to Be Done framework can lead to more meaningful, user-centric strategies that align with real-world needs.
We tend to underestimate how our accumulated knowledge influences our perception and communication. This makes it challenging for us to share information effectively with others with different backgrounds or expertise.
Explore the cognitive biases plaguing your team with our series, inspired by the Cognitive Bias Codex. Each week, discover a new bias with insights and examples for the entire software team. Subscribe now to stay up to date on this enlightening journey.
This week we chat with Matthew McPhail, UX principal at Home Depot, about the critical role of relationships in building great software. Discover how fostering trust, empathy, and respect can transform your work environment and propel your career forward faster.
