Gregg Bernstein shares what it takes to build an impactful UX research practice, how to avoid compromising your findings, and why *NSYNC is better than the Backstreet Boys.
Highlights include:
â What role does humility play in being an effective UX researcher?
â Is it dangerous for UX Researchers to be seen as service providers?
â What common business blindspots do UX Researchers have?
â How do you help your team to manage the stress of their roles?
â What difference did the UX of your wifeâs cancer care make?
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Who is Gregg Bernstein?
Gregg is a leading voice in the UX Research community đĄ and is currently a User Research Lead at Conde Nast, the media company behind such storied titles as The New Yorker, Wired, Vanity Fair, Vogue, and GQ.
Before joining Conde Nast, Gregg held a number of senior UX research roles, including at Mailchimp and Vox Media. At Vox, Gregg started as the first an only UX researcher and went on to grow a great team, and to become the Senior Director of User Research.
Gregg is also the author of, âResearch Practice: Perspectives from UX Researchers in a Changing Fieldâ, a book that helps aspiring researchers to see inside the field through the stories and experiences of current practitioners.
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Find Gregg here:
Website: http://gregg.io/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greggbernstein/
Buy the book:
Research Practice: Perspectives from UX researchers in a changing field
https://researchpractice.co/
And if you want to refresh your memory on 90s boy bandsâŠ
*NSYNC - Bye Bye Bye video:
https://youtu.be/Eo-KmOd3i7s
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