The danger sensing capability of user research (1:45) | The reason behind ed-tech crash (5:10) | Why user researchers will always be hated (8:08) | What to do when stakeholders says qualitative data is “not enough”(8:25) | Big data weds thick data (10:14) | Most practical advice for the first user research hire in a startup (10:44) | Don’t criticise creators who can’t empathise (25:02) | The silo-less nature of user research (26:03) |How being reflective helps in being a user researcher (32:24) | Sridhar’s story: From user research to mental health professional (35:17) | When you have to be user’s therapist (38:40) | Sridhar’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajendransridhar | Sridhar’s website: www.sridhar.coach

Being one person army in user research (2:04) | How to convince stakeholders when you are the only user researcher (4:43) | How to pivot with a dynamic roadmap (8:41) | Benefits of proactively spotting research opportunities (13:10) | Educate your stakeholders how you can help (13:53) | How can a single user research build trust (15:38) | Keep your network warm (20:45) | Career management document: your career saviour (24:09) | Jessica’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicaivins/

How did Who farted (Lindsey’s app) come to life (00:52) | What goes into user testing with kids (8:37) | Note founders: don’t drown intro perfectionism (11:11) | From books to buttons: how UX changes with generation (13:27) | Empathy as the leading principle for a founder (14:47) | When you live the life of your user before building an app (23:32) | Founders, their fears and what they should cautious about (31:27) | Users don’t want to be educated about your product (38:10) | Who farted app- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/who-farted-kids-story-games/id1616569940