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ISBN-13: 978-0-578-81117-8  \n Created with Vellum  \nCONTENTS  \nForeword  \nAarron Walter  \nIntroduction  \nI. Finding a way in  \n1. I had to become a user researcher Jess Greco  \n2. How I made my way into user research Nikki Anderson  \n3. The scientific method is the process that keeps on giving Janelle Ward  \n4. Shaking the guilt of leaving academia Torang Asadi  \n5. What’s a psychologist doing in tech?  \nNoam Segal  \n6. Applying a social science lens in research Amy Santee  \n7. Being a social scientist in research Jesse Zolna  \n8. Adventures of a curious mind Kelly Silver  \n9. Embracing the messenger Michael Morgan  \n10. Always design thinking Gregg Bernstein  \n11. On a career in mixed methods research From a conversation with Matt Arnold  \n12. How people end up in research Gregg Bernstein  \nII. Getting started in a new role  \n13. What mission will your research advance? Noam Segal  \n14. Why organizations hire user researchers Gregg Bernstein  \n15. The best place to get started  \nFrom a conversation with Janine Coover  \n16. One thing people entering the field should know Gregg Bernstein  \n17. What I wish I had known Sarah Jones  \n18. The interview process is a compelling research question Maura Youngman  \n19. Considering a UX research opportunity Gregg Bernstein  \n20. Research to the rescue Jess Greco  \n21. Assessing UX maturity Nikki Anderson  \n22. Congratulations, you’re hired! Now where do you start? Marianne Berkovich  \n23. A 90-day (and beyond) plan for a research team of one Snigdha Diehl  \n24. Finding quick wins Gregg Bernstein  \n25. Building partnerships to leverage feedback for impact Christiana Lackner  \nIII. Building momentum  \n26. Reframing decision-making Jess Greco  \n27. Bringing the org chart to life Gregg Bernstein  \n28. An alliance of perspectives Steph Troeth  \n29. User research and data science are actually BFFs Roy Opate Olende  \n30. Working with data scientists, analysts, and market researchers From a conversation with Lauren Isaacson  \n31. The relationship between research and design From a conversation with Aras Bilgen  \n32. Bridging the gap between product and research teams  \nAsha Scott-Morris  \n33. An exercise for setting your project up for success Amber Davis  \n34. A process for any research project Stephanie Pratt  \n35. Gumption and tact Michael Morgan  \n36. Preparing stakeholders to be flexible From a conversation with Janine Coover  \n37. Dealing with difficult stakeholders  \nFrom a conversation with Nikki Anderson  \n38. Choosing an approach—to embed or not Gregg Bernstein  \n39. Aiming for embedded research Dylan Blanchard  \nIV. Sharing the work  \n40. What is the purpose of user research?  \nGregg Bernstein  \n41. Giving research a voice Laura MacMillan  \n42. A layered approach to building research awareness Emma McCabe  \n43. 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Getting started in a new role\n## Building momentum\n# III. Building momentum\n## Sharing the work\n# IV. Sharing the work\n## Expanding your practice\n# V. Expanding your practice\n## Overcoming challenges\n# VI. Overcoming challenges\n## Where to go next\n# VII. 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