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S1E3. Danyell Jones: Growth Areas, 1:1's, Toxic Work Cultures, Entering a New Role, Career Transition, Being a UX Research Manager
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S1E3. Danyell Jones: Growth Areas, 1:1's, Toxic Work Cultures, Entering a New Role, Career Transition, Being a UX Research Manager

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  • [1:28] Who is Danyell Jones?

  • [1:48] What does being a UX Research Manager mean to Danyell?

  • [2:40] Common UX research “blockers” & constraints

  • [7:45] The impact of team size

  • [9:15] Prioritization

  • [14:00] Scoping & Planning for multiple markets

  • [17:00] Participant sample bias & Internal vs. external testing

  • [22:03] Specializing in your career

  • [25:40] Knowing your growth areas

  • [30:00] Critique & Peer review

  • [32:35] Cadence & Team meetings

  • [34:45] The 1:1 meeting with your manager

  • [42:00] Danyell’s reflection on her own strengths & growth areas

  • [47:32] Danyell’s path to becoming a UX Research Manager

  • [53:58] Highlighting your transferable experience & skills

  • [57:54] Navigating your career transition

  • [1:01:15] Knowing when you are ready to step into your next role

  • [1:04:45] Dealing with a toxic cultures & company baggage

  • [1:10:08] Advice for entering a new role

  • [1:14:06] Common misconceptions when you are new

  • [1:18:30] Danyell’s passion for education & accessibility

  • [1:26:15] Dealing with cross-functional partners trying to dictate research

  • [1:34:45] How to not just say “ok”

  • [1:38:40] What a ux research manager is looking for in an entry level portfolio

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Intro Music:
"I Got a Stick Arr Bryan Teoh" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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