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We can't thank Odette enough for coming on the show and speaking so openly about the topic of Neurodiversity and giving us just a glimpse of what it is like working within this industry with being Neurodivergent. You can reach out to her directly if you have any questions and she is more than happy to help: www.linkedin.com/in/odett/

Odette is brilliant and her journey is so inspiring! Thank you for sharing

You can visit Miranda’s site where she gives guidance and tips on how to progress within the UX Industry here: www.uxsurvival.guide/ and her KZbin channel @uxsurvivalguide youtube.com/@uxsurvivalguide?si=yL1-1ujCdVPKhBpK

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Great interview! So informative!

We really enjoyed filming this podcast with Miranda. She is very talented and we can see why she is a rising star in the UX Industry.

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Really good insights from Cindy! Would love to bring her back on the show

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Honored to be your guest, Nas - one of the best conversations I've ever had! 🔥🔥🔥

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Amazing content, I’d love to hear more about that

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Firsties! I’m a Noelle fanboy (she works on my team). And she rocks 🤘

Great insights in this discussion! The emphasis on balancing technical skills with effective communication and storytelling is crucial for the UX field, especially as AI reshapes the industry. I loved the point about the importance of understanding the business side of UX and how it enhances collaboration with product managers. The focus on self-awareness and navigating cultural differences in global teams is spot-on. Looking forward to more content like this that helps UX professionals future-proof their careers. Can't wait to have Mel on the show again!

I genuinely appreciate how Noelle highlighted the intricate collaboration between design and development teams. Treating this relationship not just as a handoff but as a partnership grounded in shared goals and mutual respect is essential. Creating a unified workflow that empowers both teams to contribute at each stage is critical to driving innovation. I also love how she emphasized the importance of establishing shared vocabularies-this can transform miscommunication into more impactful outcomes. The insightful video aligns with our focus on scaling design through better operations! Don't forget to: 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful. 🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more design operations and business optimization insights. 💬 Share your thoughts or questions in the comments below! Follow Us: • LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/designops-aligned/ • Instagram: instagram.com/design_ops_aligned/ • TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@designopsaligned • X: x.com/DOAligned

Perfect argument for why we don't need interior designers, and the architect can just do the whole thing, in case of projects where individual customisation is not required.

Right on. Almost everyone says the term “user or customer experience”, and act like almost anyone can do it, as if the term itself is a magic word. They want it on the cheap.

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Really interesting on all levels. This sort of thinking applies not only to insurance but to almost all businesses, large and small selling products on a website.

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Finally, we are having this discussion. It is ok to be a specialist but everyone should start as a generalist. Everyone should learn the fundamentals/the foundation of designing experience for users. UX cannot be just about the aesthetics. We (UXers) have more problems to solve beyond beautiful interfaces.

The root of most of these problems in UX is lack of education and understanding of the client for the process. We need to explain the process, manage expectations and teach them to be patient and trust the process. After a couple of presentations to management on my current project, it was clear that they were getting impatient and wanted it to look less like a wireframe and more like a finished product. It's really hard to resist the pressure and impatience of the guy who's paying the bills. We're in a world where people are expecting to wave wands and get results without doing the work required.