Our beliefs guide the research and the research findings strengthen these beliefs—this is the most beautiful part of how system thinking and user research support each other.
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Engineers bring the right technology intelligence in the digital products but designers bring the right domain-driven-product intelligence in the products. You need both of these.
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I remember reading a LinkedIn post a few years ago when Regnard Raquedan raised this question if agile UX is an oxymoron. Earlier this year, I got a chance to see UX oxymoron live at work in India. A leading UX conference opens their call for proposals and this is what it says. For talk submissions from India, priority will …
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A CCO will make sure that fixing content means identifying the gap or the opportunity in the system first.
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We need to position our design judgment better. For being a part of the design food chain—as producers and as consumers.
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It is also important to familiarise yourself with common interview techniques such as STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result).
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They maintain a very high-degree of patient-centricity, compassion, and proactive caregiving vibes throughout the hierarchy of healthcare operations.
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Recently, I have seen how organizations set up or negotiate salaries while hiring candidates. One of the common criteria that an organization uses to negotiate salary is the candidate’s last drawn salary. I have seen a few discussions and arguments that support this practice. Of course this is a flawed practice in many ways—let us see it more closely. (Before I …
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An interaction does not exist in a single interaction—and an interaction’s lifecycle is greater than the sum of all the interactions’ taken together for a single story.
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Many leaders do not build the team skills around the right timing.
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