Research Practicing for 9 September 2024
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Research Practicing for 30 January 2024
Sharing my research bookmarks I’ve collected a number of research-related bookmarks over the years. However, I often struggle to find the specific links I...
Research Practicing for 20 August 2023
Two ambitious paths: For Learners, I differentiate the thoughtful and strategic path toward getting research on your executive leadership team’s radar from...
Research Practicing for 20 June 2023
There is no one way to do UX research: Depending on your industry, your org, and your manager, your scenario is unique One great link: Lawton Pybus on...
Research Practicing for 2 April 2023
Things I repeat often enough about surveys that it was time to write them down: I’ve developed strong opinions about how to build surveys that yield useful...
Research Practicing for 12 March 2023
This is where the hammer goes: Easy isn’t always effective. By being thoughtful and intentional, we design experiences that lead to better outcomes One great...
Research Practicing for 26 February 2023
Just enough direct reports I transitioned into my first UX research role in 2012, and became a UX research manager for the first time in 2014. I’ve scaled...
Research Practicing for 19 February 2023
Moving from journalism to user research: An expansion on the advice I gave to the Learners community, including a portfolio starter template Dealing with...
Research Practicing for 12 February 2023
The coaching tree At the end of last year, I met with each of my team members individually to share the news that I was leaving Condé Nast to join another...
Research Practicing for 5 February 2023
He gets on base: I went heads down 18 months ago to focus on my work and my team. Since then I’ve come up with a plan to find balance going forward Grow your...
Research Practicing for 28 January 2023
Hot off the presses this week at gregg.io: Where should research report in an organization? For the Learners community, I created a short video in response...
📘 Publishing the Research Practice book
Hello, and thank you for being on this mailing list! I haven’t sent a newsletter since March, because I burned out. Launch day for Research Practice took...
🌏 Research Practice now available everywhere
Thank you for being on this mailing list! This newsletter looks a bit different from previous issues now that I’ve moved from Substack to Buttondown for...
📚 Today's the day
My book Research Practice is now available as a paperback and for Kindle. It’s the book I wish existed when I started as a UX researcher. As my friend and...
📚 Getting started in a new role
Thanks again to everyone who signed up for this mailing list. Research Practice: Perspectives from UX researchers in a changing field launches next week! You...
📘 Origin story
Thanks to everyone who signed up for this mailing list. Research Practice: Perspectives from UX researchers in a changing field launches in 2 weeks! You can...
📖 It's almost here!
Thanks to everyone who signed up for this mailing list. I’m excited to share that Research Practice: Perspectives from UX researchers in a changing field is...
The Research Practice book
Welcome to the Research Practice book newsletter. Research Practice is the book that every HCI, UX, and interaction design student will read to understand...
📕 A WeWork story and a book update
Thanks to everyone who signed up for this mailing list. I promised a WeWork story in the subject line, but first I want to share some updates about Research...
📕 An overdue, exciting book update
Thanks to everyone who signed up for this mailing list; it’s so exciting to me to see that there are over 600 folks who are interested in the Research...
📕 An update on the Research Practice book
First, thanks to everyone who signed up for this mailing list; I’m humbled that there are 275 folks who are interested in my in-progress book, Research...
Dispatches from Gregg.io
Spread the good news Published on Apr 25, 2018 05:34 am Some workplace feedback rules of thumb: I shared these workplace rules of thumb the other day, and...
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Facebook's News Trustworthiness Survey Published on Jan 26, 2018 04:34 am For The Verge, I wrote about Facebook’s news trustworthiness survey. While its...
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Stop Pretending Published on Nov 14, 2017 04:34 am If you’re asking participants to guess, predict, hypothesize, or anticipate either their future behavior...
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Scope and Scale Published on Aug 08, 2017 07:34 am As a kid, I used to be fascinated by nearby houses obscured by foliage and fences. Or the long driveways...
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The Field Means Proximity Published on Aug 06, 2017 07:34 am In my role as a researcher on a product team, I spend a lot of time talking to users. It’s...
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Make Stability a Priority Published on Jul 27, 2017 07:34 am The Boston Celtics are a professional basketball team. What you might not know is that the...
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The Field Test & Ambient Research Published on May 28, 2017 07:34 am Some writing updates: The Field Study Handbook My friend Jan Chipchase is an authority...
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UX Research Templates Published on Apr 25, 2017 07:34 am On the Vox Product blog, I wrote about how I create an ambient awareness of user and product...
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The Parts Bin Published on Nov 20, 2016 09:34 am Sometimes you propose something to your colleagues, but it’s not met with much enthusiasm. Read the article...
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Listen Hard Published on Jul 22, 2016 10:34 am Listening is hard. It takes effort, patience, and practice. All at once, you’re taking in a narrative,...
Updates from Gregg.io for 07/24/2016
Updates from Gregg Bernstein Researcher // Writer & Editor // Speaker Everything is Important Published on Jul 07, 2016 10:34 am I spend a lot of my days...