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Two Common UX Mistakes

TeamBuilderSearch

Oscar Wilde said, “Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes.” Mistakes are a great source of learning for us. As with any new undertaking, there is a lot to be learned from early mistakes. Mistake #1: Lack of support from the top. Mistake #2: UX not at the head of the table. We love to learn.

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Four Questions to Ask when Considering Your Next UX Role

TeamBuilderSearch

One of the challenges is that UX can look very different from organization to organization and even from project to project within the same organization. We have built UX teams for Fortune 10 companies and we have helped organizations recruit their one and only UX hero. At its core, UX is all about communication.

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Four Questions to Help with Your Next UX Hire

TeamBuilderSearch

A UX professional enables the experience and feelings the user or visitor wants to have as a result of doing whatever it is they are doing. UX roles can look very different from organization to organization, or even project to project to project. People call their UX process, and the steps of the process, different things.

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I posted some interview prep materials on LinkedIn. Then they deleted me.

Aline Lerner

I want to allow for the possibility that what happened to me was simply due to someone’s mistake. Two blog posts contain content that’s critical of LinkedIn: one is called LinkedIn endorsements are dumb. At the time, I didn’t quite put two and two together. Maybe someone just made a mistake. Here’s the data.

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Critical Thinking Test for Employers: Assessment to Hire the Best

The Hire Talent

Each new number in the sequence requires adding one to the difference between the prior two. Option A may be common knowledge, but it can’t be deduced based on the question statements alone. Add the two previous numbers to get the next in the sequence. They’re a reliable tool to find and recruit exceptional talent.

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How To Work Cross-Functionally: A Conversation with Flexport’s Yefeng Miao

PowerToFly

After finishing her graduate program, Yefeng took a job doing UX design with an agency. There's a common goal that everyone on the team shares to build good products, and we're all focused on that," she says. To do this, she relies on two key skills: collaboration and balance. She then moved to the U.S. for her M.S.

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SEO Doesn’t Matter for Talent Acquisition

Recruiting Blogs

Because of the way Google’s search engine works (the best UX, content and link juice win), and the way that candidates research jobs (queries like “sales jobs in boston”), there is no way that most TA organizations can rank for any relevant search queries and capture traffic that converts into applicants. There are two caveats.

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