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Sunset for the UX Blog
Photo by Tim Stief on Unsplash On the first Tuesday of the month from June 2019 through March 2020, anthropologists
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Esports and the Built Environment: Where the Digital Meets Reality
Photo Credit: [email protected] IntroEsports has emerged as a multibillion dollar industry, all within the past few decades. The global games
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Working in Enterprise User Experience (EUX)
Interested in working in enterprise user experience (EUX)? Matt Artz discusses the opportunities and challenges of working with enterprise software
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Skip the CV. Reinvent the Resume: A discussion of how to present the content of your career
Image credit: www.gotcredit.com Last year, I reviewed over 150 User Experience (UX) Researcher applications to fill an open position on
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The unexpected pedagogies of working in UX
Photo by Headway on Unsplash In the second half of grad school, as I began to weigh my post-PhD career
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Three skills that make anthropologists great cross-functional team players
A sought after attribute of researchers from private companies is an aptitude to work cross-functionally, or work with colleagues outside
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Learn This; Do That: Translating Anthropology to UX Research
Anthropologists are particularly suited to be qualitative UX researchers, and applied Anthropologists are well trained for careers in industry. I
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Four Tips for Moving Confidently into a Career in UX
Image Credit: Kosal Sen I work as a user experience (UX) researcher. When I sat down to write this post
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10 Must-Read Books on Anthropology in Business and Design
In 2011, when I first began my career as a researcher in the context of business and design, I knew
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“Do You Do UX Research?”: Articulating User Experience Research and Its Value to Clients
As anthropologists, whether we are undergraduate students or are pursuing/have pursued masters or doctorate degrees, whether we work in industry