Besides technical abilities, two aspects might influence your UX career growth — how you execute a project and how you generate influence in your team and work.
In this post, I share the story of a team that overcame declining productivity through effective specialization, clear missions, and gradual change.
Jason Kirby, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Magic Memories, talks about how to instill a lightweight product delivery process.
Product metrics are quantitative measures used to evaluate product performance and identify actionable insights.
When a product team is scaled correctly, it is well-equipped to meet unique challenges and opportunities in an ever-changing product landscape. Discover how to build and scale product teams effectively, no matter the size of your organization.
Business operations refer to the day-to-day activities of a company that helps it run efficiently and generate value.
Amy Saunders talks about how end-to-end customer experience is like a content supply chain, as well as the power of “and” instead of “or.”
Team alignment is a state where team members understand, agree upon, and are committed to achieving clearly defined goals.
As a business, you want to find the specific set of consumers that will buy, use, and appreciate your products and services.
Boris Logvinsky talks about the importance of building context and understanding customer challenges when you move between industries.
While frameworks have clear benefits, it’s important to understand how and when to use them, as they are often overused or used in the wrong context or setting.
Failing to identify or understand a problem is, when it boils down to it, the main reason why most businesses fail.
