Ask Why - 2022 in review
Happy New Year everyone! It is a time to look back at 2022 and celebrate our highs and lows. The Product Managers out there are probably pulling out their favorite retrospective framework 😉. It was an interesting year for us as well. In 2022 we wrote 21 articles on different topics ranging from stakeholder management, collaboration, and interviewed a well-respected product leader - Rich Mironov. Photo by Moritz Knöringer on UnsplashWe normally write articles based on what is top of our mind, as we research and manage our products and the questions we get asked. If you decide to read just one article, I recommend reading our interview with Rich Mirinov on career advice and skills development for product people - Where Product Managers should be investing for self-improvement and other advice from Rich Mironov - 35-year veteran of Silicon Valley, Product Leader, and Coach. ✍️ Crafting your resume and hiring2022 has been a tough year for tech in general. We hope some of our articles can help. Your company is having layoffs or is about to - what you should do Think like a user researcher to level up job hunting, problem solving, collaboration and more Getting your resume in shape for Product Management (PM) roles Top 10 things hiring managers look for in resumes - UX Research Common avoidable mistakes made when applying for UX Research roles and how to overcome them 📔 Working on your research projectBetter questions for impactful outcomes How to recruit B2B UX research participants Handling customer escalation calls The best way to get your UX Research project started 🤝 Stakeholder managementUnderstand your stakeholders and create a strong first impression Handling customer escalation calls 🤗 CollaborationHow PM & UXR collaborated on a project - a case study on research for a new product Lessons from PM & UXR collaboration Improve working across time zones in product development Share these articles with your engineering counterpart. Trust us, it will make your collaboration so much easier. User Experience Research (UXR) for Engineers Building a strong relationship with Engineering x Product Management 📚 Learning and DevelopmentMasterclass recommendations for UX Researchers and UX Designers Top communities to follow for Product Managers (PMs) Top communities to follow for UX Research We wish everyone an amazing 2023! Thank you for reading the article! You can help us:✉️ Subscribe using this button ⏩ Share this directly with your peers and others who will find this helpful. Apply what you have learned and teach it to someone else, it will make it easier to recall later. 💬 Share this article on your Social Media (Twitter (we’re @readaskwhy), LinkedIn) ❓ Suggest topics or ask us a question 📥 Email us your questions, comments, and ideas. Simply reply to this email to contact us. If your friends, peers or colleagues could benefit from this article or the Askwhy newsletter, share it with them today. They can learn and grow too. Follow us on Twitter @readaskwhy |
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How to facilitate like the All In pod - the Jason Calacanis way
Monday, November 28, 2022
8 tips, tricks and things to take to your next large meeting
Your company is having layoffs or is about to - what you should do
Monday, November 21, 2022
A checklist to help you transition from your current role to the next
Masterclass recommendations for UX Researchers and UX Designers
Monday, November 7, 2022
Top courses you should prioritize to level up as a UX person
Handling customer escalations calls
Wednesday, October 19, 2022
Turn a potentially negative experience into a positive one
User Experience Research (UXR) for Engineers
Friday, September 23, 2022
Why should you care what the user says and what to do about it
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