A former Senior Scrum Master shares her journey transitioning into UX Research after six years in Agile roles. She reflects on how Agile's user-centered ideals are often undermined in practice, how her facilitation and synthesis skills translated directly into UX research competencies, and what she'd advise others considering a similar career pivot. The post also critiques Scrum's structural failure to formally include user advocacy, and offers practical tips for those eyeing a move into UX amid a tough hiring landscape.

13m read timeFrom viget.com
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The Job I Thought I LovedThe Accidental ResearcherThe “Death” of AgileConquering DoubtAgile, Done Right, Should Produce Great UXWhat I'd Tell a Scrum Master (or Anyone) Considering a Transition to UXNo Regrets

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