Success > Satisfaction

from the ux matto show · host Matthew Oliphant

In this conversation, Matthew and Scott explore various themes related to networking, usability, user experience, and the importance of understanding user needs. They discuss the Jobs To Be Done methodology, the challenges faced by consultants, and the role of AI in research. The conversation emphasizes the need for effective measurement of success over mere satisfaction and reflects on career aspirations and the evolving landscape of user experience research.

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