Great newsletters to read for learning and professional development
Great newsletters to read for learning and professional developmentFor UX Research, Product Design and Product DevelopmentWe’ve picked 10 newsletters that we subscribe to or read. They range from tactical techniques that can be used immediately to broader topics. Each of these newsletters brings something different. It's balanced to match the knowledge you should have in Product Development, Product Design and UX Research. Most are written by experienced professionals in their field. Source: xkcdJulie Zhuo - General/Design/ManagementJulie is a former VP of Product Design at Facebook and now a co-founder at Sundial. She speaks honestly about her experiences of moving from an individual contributor to leader. Her newsletter covers a range of topics including self-improvement, and knowledge you should have in an organisation. Great articles to start with:Deb Liu - General/Product ManagementDeb is a Board of Director and active member of the Women in Product group. Her content is similar to Julie Zhou with a product twist. She’s now CEO of Ancestry.com but has plenty to share in terms of working as a product manager and starting off in that area. She combines this with honest advice and behind the curtains approach to her life also. Great articles to start with:Cal Newport - ProductivityTime management, energy management and being productive are all useful skills to have regardless of your role or level. Cal Newport not only talks about this but very much applies it to his own life. Great articles to start with:Stratechery by Ben Thompson - Business strategyUnderstanding business strategy and where technology is headed is important for us. Stratechery analyzes the current shifts in strategy to forecast its impact on the company’s future. I have been following this newsletter for the past 5 years. It was a difficult choice. These are good articles to start with:Benedict Evans - Trends in product and techBenedict Evans is now an independent analyst but has experience working in a venture capital firm. He shares his thoughts on shifts in consumers, technology, policy and society, in general. These are good articles to start with:Ken Norton - Product ManagementKen Norton is a seasoned product leader. He writes about how to be successful at product management. Bring the Donuts was the first newsletter I followed for product management. I am still a subscriber and continue to look forward to his new essays. My recommendations to begin with:Ask Gib by Gibson Biddle - Product ManagementGibson Biddle formerly a VP of Product at Netflix and Chegg. He answers product related questions twice a week. They cover all levels of Product Management - from roadmapping, metrics to the day to day of being a Product Manager. Great articles to start with:User Weekly and People Nerds - two UX Research newslettersGood tactical and practical advice from People Nerds. User Weekly collation of articles and featuring researchers in the industry. Some of the articles I have found useful to coach my team members in growing their skillset. Great article to start with:Farnam Street - Personal and Professional DevelopmentShane Parrish runs Farnam Street. He puts together great content to make you think about both your personal and professional development. Every day you should be growing, changing, or improving in some form. Farnam Street provides great material in different formats to begin doing that. Great articles to start with:Future.a16z.com - Trends in technologyA16z’s future newsletter brings in experts to do a deep dive on the latest innovation in technology and its business value. Great articles to start with:👋 We’re trying to improve our content. Please give us one-click feedback.Did you learn something new? If you liked this post all about UX Research, Product, Design, career, why not share it? |
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How not to do “theoretical” research
Friday, November 19, 2021
Make your research more impactful
What I wish I knew starting out as a Product Manager (PM)
Tuesday, October 26, 2021
A perspective from someone who's been doing this for some time
What our peers are focusing on in 2021
Monday, October 18, 2021
Top focus for professional development this year - public speaking
What I wish I knew starting out as a UX Researcher
Sunday, October 3, 2021
They don't teach you this in school
Template: Discovery research interview questions for B2B or SaaS customers
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Questions to kick off your B2B or SaaS research
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