From UX Research Assistant to UX Researcher! | Haitong Ye

[@jessalynli990]

Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I also work in marketing and now am preparing to break into UX design. I have been struggling with completing my portfolio, because I need to constantly fight with my imposter syndrome and perfectionism. It’s so inspiring to learn about you and your guests’ stories, which remind me to stop doubting myself and just get things done! Cheers from a Cantonese girl from 🇨🇦

[@zerotoux]

Time stamps: 0:50 How did you get into UX research? 3:20 How did a Master's program prepare you for industry work? 5:38 Attending university in USA as an international student 6:50 What are the PROS of being a UX RESEARCH ASSISTANT at a large company? 9:18 What are the CONS of being a UX RESEARCH ASSISTANT at a large company? 10:30 What's the difference between UX Research ASSISTANT and UX Researcher? 11:45 Tips on how to KEEP GROWING as a UX leader

[@kathrynelyce]

Love your channel, super informative!! I just graduated with an undergrad marketing degree and I've recently stumbled upon UX Research as a possible career option.

[@zerotoux]

Congratz on graduation, Kathryn!!

[@ElizabethArostegui]

The content you share is really valuable! Thanks to share :D

[@zerotoux]

Thanks for watching, Elizabeth! Doing my best to share what I wish I knew when I first got started💪

[@izziegirl398]

OMG IM EARLY. Ooft haven't watched the video yet tbh but I'm so excited. I've been really lost about what I wanna do in my career (still at uni doing psychology and Japanese 2 major) but I really wanna go into UX design or research and your videos have been so helpful. Blessed to have you man keep it up your channel is gonna EXPLODE

[@zerotoux]

Early bird gets the worm! 🐦 🐛 you still have time! Take advantage of school to network and get internships, and do research with professors and their labs!💪

[@MohamedNasr34]

thanks a lot, your channel is inspiring

[@zerotoux]

Thank you for watching! It's the channel I wish I had when I first got started :D

[@yunhebai1800]

Thank you a lot of this video. It was very wonderful and enlightening. I am wondering how she was able to find such a job at Google. Google recent grads program, professional program or somewhere else?

[@zerotoux]

Hey! THanks for watching! Usually they are contract jobs :) work with staffing agencies to find them!