The World of UX with Darren Hood CX of M Radio

This week, Darren shares an interview with Jorge Arango — the author of such books as Duly Noted and Living in Information: Responsible Design for Digital Places. He's also a co-author of the latest edition of Information Architecture: For the Web and Beyond (aka "the Polar Bear book"). Jorge shares insights about how designers can super charge their personal thinking, augment their minds, devising stratgies around knowledge mining and manage, artificial intelligence, and service design. Check out this highly informative session.Addendum: Jorge has also provided a 20% discount on Duly Noted for the World of UX community when purchased at rosenfeldmedia.com. Use the code DNUXPOD. #ux#podcasts#cxofmradio#cxofm#realuxtalk#worldofux#worldoux#jorgearango#dulynoted#rosenfeldmediaCheck out the new World of UX website at https://www.worldoux.com. Visit the UX Uncensored blog at https://uxuncensored.medium.com.

It has been said that the years a UX professional spends at one company is like "dog years." In other words, there is a 7:1 ratio between the years of a dog's life compared to that of a human. This puts a completely different spin on the assumptions made about an employee's short stints. This week, Darren takes time to demystify several of the factors associated with one's length of time at a company — focusing on the perspectives of those seeking work as well as hiring managers and hiring teams. 

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In the first session celebrating the podcast's 4th anniversary, Darren shares a high-level view of UX's transitional history — sharing different ways in which the discipline has evolved from 1995 to 2024 along with its associated challenges and issues.
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In this potpourri session, Darren tackles such topics as the fallibility of design exercises, asking boot campers for their retrospectives, the downshift in UX job qualifications, today's dysfunctional barrier of entry to UX, and a few quick quips about AI and UX. Enjoy!
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The overall length of the Sinister series called for a recap. In this episode, Darren highlights and presents a "top 10" list of the traits presented throughout the series with some extra commentary on each not shared previously. Can you guess which traits made Darren's top 10? Can you guess which is number one on the list?Check out this episode for the breakdown.
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The Sinister series closes today with Darren examining a "code of silence" that appars to be a norm in UX circles. This code of silence, however, and its associated mindset have been at the core of UX's downward spiral. Darren identifies and explains each of the related traits. Tune in and empower yourself!
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