I've been given task of talking to few users every month, although i do it for the sake of showing it on paper, i don't find any real value out of it.
It's an activity that just drains my time.
I know what needs to be built, and have insights that hardly anyone in my org has.
Do you really think it is that important?
I have had the same task for sometime now, while it is personally draining I feel it is important to validate our thesis and get a first hand feedback from customers.
We are creating products for users; it’s important to understand their pain points and requirements. Good products often have a good user research team.
If possible convince your leadership to create a UXR team. It needs to be done properly and definitely not for the sake of it. An experienced user researcher can get the right insights from users or validate a hypothesis. All you need to do is read the reports and listen to a few meeting recordings.
The one who
My company acts like developers are the sole reason the app ui exists. I’m not trying to diss them, it’s a team effort, everyone is involved.
But when features go live it feels like nobody gives a shit. If it does well, devs get commen...
We receive and give feedback to our team members, managers, leadership, clients, peers, etc. Which feedback has been the most impactful for you that you received? and impactful for the other person/initiative that you gave?
Post most of the interviews in software engineering there is no feedback or its said they will communicate if they get some details.
What are your views on the feedback. Should the interviewer provide it or not.
I feel, especially f...
I'll go first. It is mostly operational and never strategic. Updates, status, retention etc.
What about you?