5 Habits to Accelerate Your Career In UX

In this video, we will discuss the invisible yet foundational habits that can boost your UX career: help you grow and be much more effective at the research or design job.
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[@rsn9394]

This channel is great. I am tired of the same old cookie cutter UX influencers out there who only speak about figma and UI and design systems. This is one of the few channels that actually speaks about real UX and digital product design.

[@shortybhavz]

Such great advice! It’s a breath of fresh air to see someone dive into the deeper end of product design, away from the beginner’s pool. I am glad to come across your channel. Keep up the awesome work!

[@adri.progression]

I loved the points about Gravitas, especially "How can I contribute value?" and "What behavior are you trying to scale" - Ha Phan.
I also appreciated the part about Designers as Business Partners since we understand User Needs, ideate toward digital/physical solutions, and contribute our insights toward increasing profits.
I'm curious about UX consulting and how you do it as an individual, as I graduated last year with my B.S. Engineering in Product Design from Stanford but haven't had any luck with jobs. Late-diagnosed Disability made Stanford Engineering harder than it needed to be, and as I've had no internship experience but lots of contract work, I've been freelancing doing 3D / graphics and re-learning CAD since graduating June 2023.
I'm more keen on Industrial Design even though my degree was more focused on d.school and Design Thinking, but the principles are great to apply anywhere. Much to learn, I love learning and am very skills focused but I need to get better about putting myself out there and Networking. I want my "T-shaped" skillset breadth to be UX, Digital design, and Creative with my Depth being CAD / Physical Products.
Great video, love the info and the delivery plus superb insights. Thanks for sharing :)

[@cudakRS]

Thanks Vy for sharing all this knowledge, it’s absolutely amazing and you’ve helped me a lot in past couple years! Now i’m in a bit of a pickle as I work as ux designer i big bank, and was asked about ux/design in automation (without much details unfortunately) and i’m kinda lost… could you point me in some general direction on what to research or how to approach this topic?

[@makotokino27]

Love this video. Thanks so much for emphasizing on the habits.