The UX Job Market is bouncing Back. 1900+ new jobs this week in North America alone...Are you ready?
Join us tomorrow, March 30th, at 5 PM EST as we delve into the world of ‘Emerging Technologies in User Experience Design and Research’
This webinar offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the ethical implications of data collection and decision-making, the impact of artificial intelligence and virtual reality on UX design and research, and predictions for the future of emerging technologies in this field.
Preparing for the UX Upswing: Are you ready?
In 2020 we noticed they were not enough user experience professionals to fill the jobs coming in the future. We spent the last 2 years preparing incoming professionals with the skills they need to make impact in organizations ….with the advent of AI organizations are going to need UX more than ever. Read all about it
"Myesha Luster CEO of AnalogTeams a recruiting company stated that there are abundant opportunities in user experience, yet insufficiently trained workforce to meet the upcoming demand."
Research Bookmark is closely tracking user experience roles around the globe, we will be doing this every week to keep you up to date on your search.
1923 open UX roles in the North America (510 remote)
1701 open roles in Europe
1110 open roles in Asia
321 open roles in Africa
891 open roles in South America
Research Bookmark weekly challenge.
Every week Research Bookmark creates a thought challenge in our LinkedIn community.
📌 UX professionals often encounter diverse scenarios in their work.
Suppose you are a UX researcher who is investigating a faith/religious application through field research. The organization has employed Artificial Intelligence to suggest reading and advice to users, with the aim of assisting them in their daily lives. However, some users are hesitant to trust the advice due to the sensitive nature of the topic.
Considering the delicate nature of the sector, how would you go about planning a field study? What are some factors to consider?
Join the conversation.
Thank you Cherri for sharing your knowledge and perspective with the world.
