29 épisodes
UX Like Us Roman Bercot & Larry King
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UX Like Us is a podcast for the User Experience community. Designers, researchers, analysts, strategists - even product managers and front-end developers - will feel right at home as we discuss the techniques, tools, and toys that help us bring great products to life.
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Navigating the Post-Pandemic UX Job Market - UX Like Us - S2E29
As the pandemic recedes, unprecedented numbers of employees seek new jobs that better suit the new reality of work-from-anywhere. And as the economy recovers, companies need to fill roles put on hold or eliminated during the COVID-19 crisis.
The result is frenetic UX jobs market as pent-up demand for talent meets workers ready to find their next gig. But despite lots of opportunities, locking in the perfect role remains a challenge even for UX-famous designers. In our season 2 finale, Larry and Roman discuss the Great Resignation and expand on thoughts Dan Saffer recently shared about his work search.
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Designers in Space - UX Like Us - S2E28
The Space industry is shaping up to be one of the most significant growth areas in the market, estimated to exceed $1 Trillion by 2040. All this growth leads to new opportunities for User Experience professionals. Join us as we chat with Paul Lumsdaine, UX Designer at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, about the unique challenges facing Designers in space.
Show Notes
Paul Lumsdaine - Senior Lead User Experience Designer - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory | LinkedIn
For All Mankind | Apple TV+
Space Shuttle Enterprise - Wikipedia
JaimeLevy.com
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) - Robotic Space Exploration
Emma Kalayjian
The Studio at JPL
Sonos | Wireless Speakers and Home Sound Systems
Episode artwork by NASA on Unsplash
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The Right Way to Structure Teams
Building successful products requires Design, Product, Engineering, Marketing, Support, Documentation, Operations... everyone working together. So why do we continue to structure our organizations in silos? This week Larry and Roman discuss how to align people, goals, and incentives with cross-functional teams while continuing to mature and evolve skills with communities of practice.
Show notes
6 Top Picks for UX Podcasts by Berenice DeGusti
Manager Tools and Career Tools are free weekly podcasts designed to give managers and individual contributors actionable recommendations to further their careers
Allen curve - Wikipedia
Conway's law - Wikipedia
Team Topologies by Matthew Skelton and Manuel Pais
Episode artwork by Voicu Apostol on Unsplash
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Stop Saying It Depends
The right answer to every question does in fact depend on the context. But answering every question with "It depends" makes designers seem spineless, undermining others' confidence in our ability, judgment, and leadership. In this episode, Roman and Larry offer practical suggestions for building decisiveness and eliminating "It depends" from your vocabulary.
Episode artwork by Joyful on Unsplash
Show notes:
11 Ways Emotionally Intelligent People Overcome Uncertainty
Are You Actually Going to Get Fired?
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When Should You Override Your Direct’s Design?
Designers should be given the freedom to make the best design they can without the fear of their designs getting changed for arbitrary reasons. This is a tricky scenario because design leaders have to believe in the designs their team produces. In this episode, we discuss finding a balance between trusting your designers and leading them in a positive direction.
Also, Larry got a puppy and is definitely not dead.
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the UX of Distance Learning
In a world where everyone has to learn online, why are the platforms so bad? Larry and Roman discuss the user experience of distance learning sites and some low hanging fruit that could make life a little easier for students and their parents.
We also briefly discuss Alexa’s push to be more proactively helpful, and follow up on the Anova Precision Oven’s capabilities when it comes to making holiday prime rib.
Episode art by Giu Vicente on Unsplash
Show Notes
Microsoft Teams - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/microsoft-teams/group-chat-software
Microsoft Teams Together Mode - https://news.microsoft.com/innovation-stories/microsoft-teams-together-mode/
Google Workspace - https://workspace.google.com
Google Classroom - https://edu.google.com/products/classroom/
Schoology - https://www.schoology.com
TechCrunch: Googles New Logos Are Bad - https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/06/googles-new-logos-are-bad
University of Phoenix - https://www.phoenix.edu
Harvard Business School Online - https://online.hbs.edu
Trello - https://trello.com
Minecraft - https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/
Beck, Loser - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7PlMqsc5Cc
Perfect Prime Rib - https://youtu.be/NUQ49SoteE0
the Anova Precision Oven - https://anovaculinary.com/anova-precision-oven/
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