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Tim Yeo (https://www.thequietachievr.com/) talks to us about being introverts in the design industry, how introversion is a strength and not a weakness, and techniques we can use to succeed as introverted designers.
Follow us on Twitter @UX_Maturity and check out our website uxmaturitypodcast.com.
How do we avoid deterioration of user experiences by neglecting design debt and UX maintenance? We talk about the importance and value of fixing UX issues, paper cut bugs, and making small UX improvements over time — even though it's not the most exciting thing to work on. We discuss why it's a common challenge, and techniques we can use to ensure we tend to our UX gardens.
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Stakeholder management is a nuanced skill we all need to learn as practitioners. We talk about why it's important to manage stakeholders, discuss techniques of effective stakeholder management, and reflect on times we've managed stakeholders poorly.
Follow us on Twitter @UX_Maturity and check out our website uxmaturitypodcast.com.
How do we make sure we continuously grow and learn as UX practitioners? We talk about techniques to keep developing our craft and career, how we learn differently, and how to explain the value of carving out space to learn at work. We touch on personal OKRs, networking, mentoring, and more!
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What's the best design talent and how do you hire them? We talk about how to design better hiring processes, good and bad experiences we've had ourselves when being interviewed for design roles, and how to deal with subjectivity and bias in hiring.
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What to expect from UX Maturity and a chance for us to introduce ourselves.
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Season 2 is here! In this episode, we talk about learning from mistakes, how to foster a positive culture, how to grow together by reflecting on our actions.
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We reflect on the first season, what we learned, what it takes to launch a podcast or a new project, and what we are expecting from season 2. See you soon!
We reflect on what it means that a growing number of companies are more design mature than ever. We talk about how branding can be a differentiator and how important it is to have a unique experience for people. We ask ourselves whether uniformity leads to better experiences or not.
We give our opinions and highlight pros and cons about working in small and big teams. We Touch upon culture, scale, structure, and chaos.
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