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Feb 8, 2022

I've been organizing the Product team at

around outcomes for over a year. It's been great but one thing that doesn't get talked about enough... It is *difficult* to identify & create great product outcomes for teams to own! Here are 3 lessons I've learned. 👇🧵

Safari tab groups are surprisingly good? I am finding them much more useful than how other browser have implemented the same concept.

thinking about becoming a gas stove partisan

Highly recommend using "sniper links" while sharing files - most collab tools today support this While sharing a file: 1. In Notion - share exact BLOCK - Select text -> "copy link to block" 2. In Sheets - share exact cell range - Select range -> "get link to this range"

The 2022 Headline of the Year Nominees 🧵

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So sick to see zero views (impressions?) on my tweets. This changes everything. Love this site now.

Dec 20, 2022

While I'm here, a quick shameless plug if you're interested in some context on my journey with

The JH Forster Hypothesis: The First Product Hire at a Startup Needs to Be a Player-Coach

. I spoke to

@H2RProductSci

about my experience being the first Product hire and how we've scaled the team since that point.

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In this episode of the Product Science Podcast, we talk with JH Forster about how he found a job as the first product hire at a startup and what challenges he’s faced as the team and company have...

A very exciting and impactful milestone! I'm really proud of the team and all the work we've done to get to this point. A lot of big things planned for 2023! 📈

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User Interviews

The Emily Patterson Hypothesis: You're Not Really Learning Product Unless You're Doing It

Dec 20, 2022

We are incredibly proud to announce that User Interviews has raised a $27.5 million Series B with funding led by Sageview Capital! A huge thank you to all our customers, team members, and investors for helping us get to this exciting milestone.

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Big news from

and

today! You can now instantly connect your Sprig account to User Interviews to recruit from a panel of over 2.1 Million participants for your Sprig concept and usability tests. Join me for a 1-min sneak peek⬇️

I'm a big believer that you need to do Product work to learn and understand it. I'm excited to give this

@epatt6

episode with

@H2RProductSci

a listen since it is about that exact topic!

h2rproductscience.com

We sat down with Emily Patterson to discuss why she started In The Lab PM, what her experiences as a mom in product have been like, and how she has built a network despite being an introvert.

Dec 3, 2022

Twitter having glitches during this big "twitter files" thing is too perfect.

Dec 2, 2022

"It's a marathon, not a sprint" is a clumsy phrase for product work. Marathons are still finite. They finish. You do not run a marathon forever. There must be a better, pithy way to refer to continuous, sustainable efforts and processes?

Dec 1, 2022

The tool map is extra fun and nerdy this year. Give it a look!

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User Interviews

The Challenges of Hybrid Work with Eduardo Gomez Ruiz of Miro

Dec 1, 2022

Hear ye, hear ye! The 2022 UX Research Tools Map—@userinterviews's annual guide to the ever-changing #UXR software landscape—has arrived! Click the link to explore to start exploring the Realm of UX Research, featuring over 230 tools.

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It was a great year for the Awkward Silences podcast on Spotify. Check out more fun stats and graphs here. wrappedforpodcasters.byspotify.com/en/?id=06d3823 Thank you listeners, sharers, and guests!

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Hybrid work in't perfect. So how can we blend both in-person and remote work? Lead UX Research Manager at

@Miro

, Eduardo Gomez Ruiz, shares his team’s insight from their latest research study on the pros and cons of hybrid meetings. Tune in here:

userinterviews.com

What can we learn about collaboration the widespread blend of hybrid, remote, and in-person meetings? Here’s what Miro’s latest research study says about it.

Nov 29, 2022

To all my favorite newsletter writers – I'm not actually unsubscribing. I'm moving them to my

@feedbin

email so I can read everything in my RSS feed.

Now would be a pretty cool time to bring back Google Reader

Nov 18, 2022

PS – consider this a standing invite to both of you to join me and

@erinhmay

on the Awkward Silences podcast if you ever really want to geek out on all things user research!

As a big fan of

's podcast, this clip from his convo with

@semanticben

was a fun surprise! Always love a shoutout for

and how we're enabling teams to build better solutions.

Did you catch Erin May and JH Forster of

@UserInterviews

(and hosts of the fantastic #AwkwardSilences podcast), on #UXpeditious recently? Check out their great interview, taking a deep look at finding great participants at scale. Listen now: link.chtbl.com/UXpeditious?si 📢 📢

Why don’t they make the whole app out of that checkmark stuff?

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Me and the homies dishing out kudos after we all tag each other on

@Strava

on the run we just did together

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I had no interest in signing up and paying for Twitter Blue… but now I kind of want to do it so I can feel alive for a few moments while I fire off parody Elon tweets before getting banned. This man is a marketing genius.

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Elon Musk

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Nov 6, 2022

Previously, we issued a warning before suspension, but now that we are rolling out widespread verification, there will be no warning. This will be clearly identified as a condition for signing up to Twitter Blue.

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Toddler: I don’t want the small popsicle. Me: They’re all the same size. Toddler: Ok… but I don’t want the small one. Me: There isn’t a small one. They’re the same. Toddler: Ok… but I don’t want a small one. Me: The one I gave you is the biggest one in the box. 🤷‍♂️

Nov 5, 2022

I’ve been spending time getting my RSS feeds and newsletter subscriptions back in order using

@feedbin

. If you add enough interesting stuff then you still have a feed to scroll. 10/10 - would recommend. Much better than just sitting here watching this train wreck. 🤷‍♂️

Nov 4, 2022

I know a lot of people in tech have received unfortunate news this week. We are hiring for a number of Software Engineering roles at

so DM me for more info. We’ve always been fully remote, we’re inclusive, and we’re building a real business in a fun space.

There are many paths to success as a PM, but one of the paths with very high expected value is to be the PM that leadership can entrust with solving any hard problem, no matter what the problem is.

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Nov 1, 2022

Always fun to be a guest (along with

@erinhmay

) on a podcast for a change! Thanks for having us.

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UserZoom

@UserZoom

Nov 1, 2022

In this week's #UXpeditious, we’re joined by Erin May and JH Forster of @UserInterviews (and hosts of the fantastic #AwkwardSilences podcast), to talk about a fundamental part of #UserResearch. Finding great participants at scale. Listen now at link.chtbl.com/UXpeditious?si

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Nov 1, 2022

I live downtown and I’m supportive of most of the Halloween silliness in #SalemMA but 30 minutes of fireworks on a Monday night is excessive. My kids have been woken up. My dogs are terrified. And this could have ended ~15 minutes ago?

🚀 Our Qualtrics integration is live! Check out our release notes and get started from the in-app integrations page. Use this integration to get the best of both worlds: a flexible survey solution paired with the highest quality participants. userintervie.ws/3W6hR9J

Sprig makes it easy for user researchers and PD&E teams to conduct research across the entire product development lifecycle. And now we’re investing in partnerships with

@segment

to make it even easier. Get a sneak peek: sprig.com/blog/sprig-int