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what about early career jobs? like the resume only asks for some internship experience?

This is really helpful! What sections do you recommend for an evaluative/exploratory research by a beginner? I naturally don't have a lot of data to work with and want to share my portfolio with a recruiter for my first uxr job. I did looking into your beginner's guide on the kind of projects I could do which was really helpful too

Hi, i really love this video. A lot has been learnt. But how can i connect with you?

Hello Aona! I come from psychology research background and feel a little lost when it comes to portfolio. This video helped a lot, gave me more confidence. Hope to learn more from you. Joining the UXR fraternity soon.

Thanks for sharing such a deep insight! As a learning experience designer, as I navigate to the career progression, I care more about the depth and scope of our work, the impact, and even the partnership development! I think your insight is much more thoughtful and comprehensive and I can relate to that!

I have been a huge fan of this channel for the last few years and I continue to revisit videos often! You are so grounding and intelligent Aona! Thank you so much for all the work you put into sharing this information with the community

Hello Aona, thank you for sharing all the great resource! Do you have an updated learning resources recommendation?

I often see people (including myself) using a mix match of usability interview & IDIs. Is it normal and common? Thanks.

Thank you very much, Aona! This helps a lot :)

Thanks! One question, what is hci or cocci?

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing. Your US english accent is really impressive, especially for a Chinese, I can imagine how difficult it can be. I don't think I can get rid of my accent :( Congrats

Gooooooooood!

Hello Aona, how can I be your mentee?

Fab video and still valid several years after.

What a great video! I am actually a teaching assistant at our college in UXR course, I check students project and grade them, and somehow I didn’t think to use the structure of the tasks myself and do some more projects myself! 😆 Thank you! I will do some research now🙏

This feels completely overwhelming

Can you a make figma file documentation?

Do you need to have studied to do RUX? I mean that RUX is a scientific work, and you learn scientific work at the UNI. For example, to do surveys and interviews effectively. I think there are also differences between bachelor scientific work and UX/UI design scientific work. I can't say, I haven't studied.

This is pure gold I am preparing for my UXR interview and if I land this job will be thanks to you.

Your approach to explaining things aligns perfectly with the characteristic style of a great UX researcher. Impressive! Greetings from Seoul.

4:42 you fckn gave anxiety with those questions

I am halfway through my Master's in Applied Psychology with a UX focus. Thus far I have completed a survey research, program evaluation, and advanced study design and statistics, but nothing directly related to UX research. What questions should I be asking of my advisor regarding my intended career path? I would like to perform research on role playing game systems.

Thanks for the video, very interesting indeed

Loved the video , i would love to learn about heuristic evaluation

every video I watch is amazing with content I only hope I can become half as good a UX researcher as you :)

The blog is fantastic! A lot of great information can be helpful about the benefits of developing a website. Keep updating the blogs.

wow super useful information, I have a UX interview soon so this will be of so much value :)

While I love and agree with your content, Google gave me the feedback after the interview, that the methods that I was exposed to was traditional and conventional.

This is so helpful and it makes so so much sense! I’m a vendor at Google and love your content. Come back to YT pls

You have only got to hear this once - This writer stands ALONE without competition.

Amazing video!

airbnb is a significant driver of gentrification and has ruined the housing market for regular everyday people, so congrats for that.

Hi Aona, your videos are really helpful. I was curious to ask a question regarding the mindmap you explained at 5:20. Would you be able to showcase or comment here, how you categorized all the different research methods under the 3 sections: Qual vs Quant / Stages: Generative, Iterative, Evaluative / Attitudinal vs Behavioral. I'd like to compare what I have to yours to see if I got it right Thank you, it's much appreciated!!

Hey Aona, hope you’re doing well! really miss your UXR videos and hope you can bring some more insightful & awesome content for us in 2024!😊

In 2020 I interviewed too and the hiring committee gave a yes but I interviewed with 3 team matching hiring managers and it didn't go through

Found this topic intriguing! In today's fast-paced world, knowing how to navigate between a scrappy approach and the more deliberate, slow-paced strategy seems crucial, especially when dealing with companies rapidly advancing pace of development.

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Thank you very much. This makes me really excited to start looking into career field

Thank you so much. This is so helpful

Will you be recording any more?

Another question: why does a diary study need more participants than 5, given it's also a qualitative study?

Thanks so much! I found this video to be very concise, to the point, just enough to give one a great overview. One question though: in the peanut butter survey example, the statement goes: "... we are 95% certain that 52% + - 4% (upper bound of confidence interval is 56%; lower bound is 48%)..." Why goes up and down for one interval?

You are such a darling... I love your videos, they inspire me and always give me that hope and push I need to not giving up on trying to break into UXR. THANK YOU ❤

no waayyy she has a husband😞

i swear u should try cosplay ada wong maam😭😭😭😭

I actually believe I can be better at usability interviews so something I do is on the side I participate in usability studies. This helps me see what I can do better in my interviews but also get perspective of the people joining my studies.

What are the title of those books? And thanks for such an informative video

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Why not make step by step complete project example? Lets's make list of task we need to do for a complete research. And then: how exactly to solve these tasks, one by one.