Product Design Principles
In product development, we follow processes and apply principles and strategies because they provide us with the necessary knowledge to build the right things faster, or as close to the right thing as possible!
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How to Get More UX Job Interviews: 3 Product Management Principles to Apply to Your Job Search
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Have you applied to 25, 50, 100 or more UX jobs and not landed any interviews or job offers? The solution is to not keep applying and hoping the numbers game will eventually lead to more interviews and job offers.
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First Principles Thinking
We normally use existing methodologies and analogies to solve problems, which is essentially short-cut thinking.
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