Dive into the mind of a UX hiring manager as Mitch Clements reveals what really catches his eye. From networking strategies to portfolio tips, Mitch offers his perspective on what it takes to stand out in a competitive field.
In this unfiltered episode, I chat with my good buddy and fellow designer Hang Xu about our shared experiences with mental health. We explore how our personal struggles have shaped our approach to life and work.
Discover how cultural nuances shape user experiences and learn strategies for creating designs that resonate across diverse international audiences. Let’s dig into the nuances of designing for a global audience with Ruby Pryor, founder of Rex Consulting.
Dagna Bieda discusses her book “Brain Refactor” and how tech professionals can optimize their mindset for success. She explores common career obstacles and strategies for overcoming them.
Discover how to navigate the complex landscape of international job hunting. Joseph Mercieca shares invaluable insights on adapting your application strategy, portfolio, and interview techniques to different cultural contexts across Europe and beyond.
Discover how Anais Wittrock-Roske, a former intensive care nurse, leveraged personal branding to pivot into UX . Learn strategies for authentically showcasing your unique background and skills to stand out.
This week, we discuss the high fidelity trap with Pavel Samsonov. Discover why jumping straight to high fidelity prototypes might not be the best approach and learn actionable strategies to improve your design process.
I chat with Alison Gretz to discuss transitioning from an IC to a management role. We explore why being a great IC doesn’t mean you’ll be a good manager and how to approach your career more holistically.
Scott Christensen, lead growth designer at Mercury, shares insights on the importance of gaining broad experience before specializing. He discusses the concept of a “double diamond” for your career and offers valuable advice for junior designers navigating their professional journey.
Emily Anderson is a product designer who challenges the industry’s focus on “happy paths.” We discuss the importance of considering edge cases, effective research methods, and how to advocate for better experiences.
