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thank you for your videos, so insightful👏🏻 can you make a video about things fresh new UX designer needs to know when first entering the field

Very nice. Thank you.

Very well explained, thank you so much!

Awesome content and straight to the point. +1 subscriber! 🧡

Appreciate that this video goes a bit deeper to remind me of the "academic stuff" I've forgotten after being out of college for years. Like inductive vs deductive, semantic vs. latent, and splitting vs. lumping as approaches. These little nods to terminology really helps me continue searching through other resources to refresh my knowledge. Many other resources just go over the surface-level steps, but I already know those. I want discourse on the potential traps, the different schools of thought. Like for example, I'd love to hear your thoughts on when/why you might choose to cluster into single-tag themes as opposed to multi-tag themes. I've seen a number of folks talking about using tags such as 'motivation' or 'pain-point', and then clustering by those. That's similar to (but slightly different) from your example of tagging according to content and then clustering in to a 'pain-point' theme. I've done it that way where they're just tagged as a pain-point and I group them together, then I'm able to easily report out a summary of "here were the top pain-points mentioned', but I'm losing that second layer of coding provided in your example. Are there pros/cons to using one approach or the other that you've seen?

love the concrete and practical tips!

The storytelling part was super helpful!

Great channel 👏

really hope your channel gets more subscribers, your content is so good, you deserve it! keep up :)

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Very Helpful video, Thanks alot and keep on giving more content please! Would love to see a video about how research reports and how to give proper design recommendations

In a next video, could focus more on the 5th step? For me, that's actually the most difficult part. Because for me the "insights" I can gather are just observations, just the actual findings. And I know Insights are more than that and they have a certain structure. But I don't quite get it. I did this for a project, all the tagging and clustering, and in the end what happened is that I understood the problem deeply. But then the phase of writing actual Insights gets difficult to me. Not difficult, but I see it like very obvious, they don't reveal nothing new. I mean, if you read the interviews you learn exactly the same things as if you read the insights directly. So I don't actually get the point of generating insights. What makes an insight an insight?

The video is really great, I learned incredible things that I had no idea existed.

great content. Would love for you to speak abt the state of Qual research profession, given the downsizing of teams recently and general trend of reliance on quant data

Great content man, greetings from Brazil

Good to see you back :)

M happy you are back 🎉

Helpful video! Would love to know more about screeners

Very helpful

nice tips

That was the greatest content I’ve ever seen or read about the needs of being a user researcher. Apart from your knowledge, confidence and charismatic personality, you were so prepared for what you wanted to say and how to convey your message. I’ve been working for 13 years in different marketing team. However in whole years, I was doing user researching tasks based on my personal passion. Now it’s around 6 months that I’ve decided to be fairly independent in user researching. Thus, your last question for me was a bog and confident “YES” are you these three? 😊 I know many methodologies in ux designing and researching. However my quantitative techniques is a lil bit not so great. I know that and I’m working on every single quality I should have to get a great job in this field. And last but not least, surely your channel will be my first and the most important one to collect data and utilities your knowledge. Thank you. Be safe

Great video! Your explanation is very detailed, and it’s also easier to understand with your examples.

This is a solid list. Thank you for sharing!

wow. great video. amazing tips. its nearly impossible to find good ux research videos on TH-cam.

Can I just say that this is the best content I've seen on storytelling in UXR presentations and I've read multiple books and articles about it. This is gold! Thanks a lot

amazing video thanks so much super helpful to me new into UX research

This was helpful!

Great material. Opened up the horizons for me!

Great explanation. Thanks a lot.

That's a great video Sir, Thank you for this.

BRILLIANT

Thanks!

Do you think this applies for recruiters hiring UXR interns as well? Thank you so much for the video, it really cleared up some things I've been wondering myself!

Thank you for this, what a great video.

Best lesson on the topic! Thanks for Sharing!

Thanks for the quality content you have shared. It is really helpful😊 Looking forward to watch videos on psychology or any material you could share with us😊

It would be helpful to see an actual presentation to reference

Great job. Very informative. Thanks for the effort you put into this

Great video & resources! Thanks for the thoughtful content

i don't understand why videos like this area not on trending page or in most of the people feed 🥲🥲🥲🥲

I'm currently Studying UX design and found you channel! keep up the good work☺️

I love your content soooooo much. Please keep making more content. Do you have a website or course? The way you teach is fantastic! I am currently starting user interviews at my company. I come from sociology, anthropology background and recently certified in coding but the why behind what makes products great fascinates me and I think UX research allows me to dive deeper into the whys behind why people like or don’t like soemthing. I’m excited to keep learning. Hope to see more of you on TH-cam! ❤

Great share, Thanks!!!

Thankyou for the video, very informative!

Really insightful! Thankyou so much sir

This is really a good and valuable video. Thank you Ash :)

Thank you!

Which branch of Psychology is required for a UX Researcher ? Is it enough to pursue HCI for a UX Researcher role ? I am a web app front end developer and would like to know what other skills are required to become a UX Researcher.

This is legit best video on user interview. Thanks man

This was really useful. Can't wait for the next one! thanks so much for all your effort