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@scottjenson I am starting to wonder if the goal of being at "the table" is even worth it because of a core misalignment.

Everyone else at the table is focused on revenue. It feels like the #UX and #CX people are the only ones stressing about solving end user problems first.

We will always lose the fight to prioritize fixing a problem over an extra 2% ARR, regardless of the new pain points it introduces.

That's why we are seen as not "thinking business"... we "think human"

To all people in #UX, #CX, #TechnicalWriting, and #UXDesign:

I just heard a person make this claim: to find information inside of content portals, search is only used by 30% of users. The same person also claimed that the rest, 70% of users, instead use a menu to try to find results. The person mentioned no sources...

Personally, I don't think this is true. If I were to make a guess, I'd say most users first search for what they need and then (if they can't find what they're looking for) start raffling through a menu.

Links to back up any claim would be lovely. Thanks!

With migrating to a new instance I should do an #introduction again:

I'm Evan (he/they). I love to #homebrew my own beer, ride #bicycles, and get #tattoos.

During the day I run #CX for a SAAS company in the Airline travel space. For fun I spend time playing #videogames - right now it is #FFXIV and #roguelikes

For anyone looking for feedback or coaching on #ux or #cx career growth - please reach out. I am happy to review portfolios and provide feedback/coaching.

I'm thinking about building a live, 3 day (6 hours) cohort-based course for designers, developers, and managers on how to run and participate in effective design reviews.

You’ll learn how to ask and answer questions that move your project forward. I’ve taught/consulted on this topic for over 15 years. Now I’d love to teach you.

Fill out this survey to get on the waitlist & be the first to hear when enrollments open.

#ux #ui #xd #cx #dev #ProjectManagement

→ maven.com/forms/3ba676

I'm thinking about building a live, 3 day (6 hours) cohort-based course for designers, developers, and managers on how to run and participate in effective design reviews.

You’ll learn how to ask and answer questions that move your project forward. I’ve taught/consulted on this topic for over 15 years. Now I’d love to teach you.

Fill out this survey to get on the waitlist & be the first to hear when enrollments open.

#ux #ui #xd #cx #dev #ProjectManagement

maven.com/forms/3ba676

Adopting a #CustomerCentric approach can be challenging. Companies need to understand that it’s not just about asking #customers what they want and then delivering it to them. It’s about creating an environment that prioritizes the customer’s #experience and #needs, from the moment they first engage with the company to the moment they receive their #product or #service. firdaushassan.medium.com/custo #UX #CX #UserExperienceDesign

MediumCustomer-Centricity: The Key to Product Success - Firdaus Hassan - MediumBy Firdaus Hassan

As I've moved over to this lovely Mastodon instance in the past week I thought I’d redo an #introduction post.

I’m Ben, I live near #oxford, and I work in #data #insight #marketresearch #cx roles. Loves music which is FUN, pretty much any kind of books, and late nineties sort of video games.

Talk to me about #raspberrypi or Neil Hannon or Scott Walker or @ClayPipeMusic or Jonathan Franzen or Glasgow or Super Mario or fun things I list over on tldr.omg.lol

Ta!

tldr.omg.lolBen Daubney@tldr is on omg.lol!

#Introduction

I've just moved instances - surprisingly easy!
Neurodifferent.me suits me better: I am #ActuallyAutistic and that's probably the biggest and most obvious thing about my identity.

I help explain what it's like to be #Autistic to other people, and I promote #Neurodiversity and #Accessibility at work.

Mostly I post about ASC and ND, passing on things I've learned about how my brain works.

I also love
#Programming and #SoftwareEngineering
#UI, #CX and #UX
#VR and #VirtualReality