SPECIAL - Off My Bookself: Joe Natoli (Part 1)

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Finders to Builders - A UX Research Show

Julian Della Mattia

33 episodes

5 days ago

Building a UX Research practice from scratch? You’re not alone! Join host Julian Della Mattia for weekly insights on transforming from a team of one into a thriving research operation. Learn proven strategies for securing stakeholder buy-in, demonstrating research value and scaling your impact. Each episode features real-world stories and actionable advice from researchers and industry leaders who've been there and done that. Perfect for solo researchers, research leaders and anyone championing user research in their organization. Ready to level up your research game? Subscribe now!

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SPECIAL - Off My Bookself: Joe Natoli (Part 1)

Finders to Builders - A UX Research Show

27 minutes 15 seconds

2 weeks ago

SPECIAL - Off My Bookself: Joe Natoli (Part 1)

In this episode of 'Off My Bookshelf,' I interview the one and only Joe Natoli.

We discuss his latest book and why its insights remain relevant today, alongside candid takes on the challenges and strategies for UX teams, particularly those who are small or even a team of one. Joe shares valuable advice on starting with what you have, embracing iterative improvements, and the importance of understanding the business context.

(01:35) Intro
(01:49) Introducing Joe and His Book
(02:32) The Impact of Joe's Book
(04:58) Challenges in UX Design
(12:46) The Value Loop Explained
(19:51) Starting with Limited Resources
(23:41) Small Wins in Enterprise UX