7 Design Podcasts that Changed My Career (Every Designer should listen)
In this article, I will share my top 7 podcasts for Designers and one essential takeaway from each that has helped me.
In this article, I will share my top 7 podcasts for Designers and one essential takeaway from each that has helped me.
It seems there is an exodus on the product market: product managers, product designers, data scientists, user researchers were let go en masse. As of this writing, there are more than 250.000 people let go from these roles, including Head Of User Research and similar positions of the biggest players.
Getting a job in UX design is tough, but one particular case study helped me stand out from the crowd. I designed a non-traditional learning app that teaches the Korean language using Korean media such as K-pop, K-drama, and K-webtoon with an emphasis on building a habit.
I have a lot of nostalgia for the era of blogging that I grew up with during the first decade or so of the 2000s.
In this three-part series, we’ll focus on the unique challenges (and opportunities!) people managers face today, and provide tips and tricks on how to solve them. For this installment, we’ll look at some simple tactics and tools to organize and motivate teams.
This shift towards financialization is evident in many industries, from tech startups to established corporations, and has significant implications for designers who work in these businesses.
McDonald’s has a history of distorted ad campaigns – the latest from No Fixed Address shows the brand is not done with the technique just yet.
Then, I realise that the conversation has been quite one-sided so I try to change that and say “okay, do you have any questions for me?” You reply with a short “no, I’m good.”
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Résumés are becoming increasingly ineffective in today’s rapidly changing job market.