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A gem from the second half of this episode where Rohan really gets into some discussion on changing organizations by making folks uncomfortable, "they always start off as research processes and every time I roll one of these out, you realize it is cultural change within the organization, it is connection, transparency, clarity, all of the things that are necessary for any company to be able to reach whatever the next level is that they've decided is the next level." Rohan really dives into how his methods show the effects that ResearchOps has in every piece of an organization and how positive change can revolutionize a team ready to grow or challenge a status quo afraid of the next stage. 
 
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The first half of a rambling talk about how to get along in researchops, philosophies on it, Twitter threads, templates and sharing work with Rohan Irvine hosted by Holly Cole.
 
The second half of this podcast is coming soon!
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Join Brigette as she speaks with Jacob Burghardt about his experiences taking prior research and utilizing it to enact measurable and meaningful change on products and organizations. As research teams aggregate and synthesize research within research repositories, they eventually confront the reality that just because insights are more available, they are not guaranteed to have an impact on product. Some product people will become repository lead users – logging in from remote offices to stay connected to info about the people they are striving to serve. However, many decision-makers in evolving product organizations will become ‘distant’ from past research studies, and they will require new touch points with ‘old’ insights in order to shift their thinking and their roadmaps. Jacob will be speaking on this topic and ways to take your own previous work to new levels by showing its value across and outside of its original studies. 
 
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Join us and ServiceNow's A'verria Martin as we talk about how ResearchOps professionals often come from varied backgrounds, a love for business (but not meetings), how focusing on stakeholders and specific problems can help show value, and how often reops roles sound like you need to know everything. Spoiler alert - no one knows everything but lots of folks have useful skills. Listen in on our chat for more. 
 
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Implementing a research repository as a part of your UX practice requires a shift in behaviours and beliefs. In short, a cultural shift. Join us as we talk about story telling, ethnography, and libraries with Dr Emily DiLeo. Emily will be speaking about this at ReOpSConf2022, Wednesday, June 8th, 2022. Let's get a sneak peek into what you can learn, and how you might progress the cause of scaling the impact of the craft of user research in your work.
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Emma Boulton and Holly Cole discussing community and the upcoming ReOsConf