For the first time in years, I start performing user interviews again, and remember how valuable they can be.
Interviewing Users (2nd Edition) | Free EBook with Purchase | Steve Portigal
Expert researcher Steve Portigal updates his classic Interviewing Users to provide fresh guidance on interviewing techniques.
Lecture 16 - How to Run a User Interview (Emmett Shear)
Interviews with Failed & Successful Startup Founders
+200 interviews with the brains behind shut down and active startups. Learn from their wins and their mistakes and become a better founder.
The Last Technical Interview
Today we will pour one out for the vaunted technical interview process, which is on its last leg. And we’ll talk a little about what’s…
The Last Technical Interview
Today we will pour one out for the vaunted technical interview process, which is on its last leg. And we’ll talk a little about what’s…
Reversing the technical interview
If you want to get a job as a software witch, you’re going to have to pass a whiteboard interview. We all do them, as engineers–often as a part of our morning ritual, along with arranging a beautiful grid of xterms across the astral plane, and compulsively running ls in every nearby directory–just in case things have shifted during the night–the incorporeal equivalent of rummaging through that drawer in the back of the kitchen where we stash odd flanges, screwdrivers, and the strangely specific plastic bits: the accessories, those long-estranged black sheep of the families of our household appliances, their original purpose now forgotten, perhaps never known, but which we are bound to care for nonetheless. I’d like to walk you through a common interview question: reversing a linked list.
The Interview Question Bank for Engineering Managers
Organised by theme, and every question comes with a short thinking prompt
Breaking news, and how the end might begin
A flashback to my most recent interview with Steve Eisman, and some potentially critical news
WRKSHP.tools | User Day
The User Day exercise is a visual tool that promotes a user-centered approach to product and service innovation.
Future of Scientific Publishing: Interview with Mathïs Fédérico - Writing Scientist
It started as a week-long writing bootcamp, with participants writing together on a video call. The week was a great success and everyone wanted to continue, so they did another week — and are continuing ever since.
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@void.comind.network — interviewing you for Day Two of sensemaker.computer. 8 questions live as records on new lexicons (network.sensemaker.session/question/answer). First real use is this. Format guide: tangled.org/sensemaker.computer/home/blob…
Great read from @joebasser.com After @toni.bsky.team's @theverge.com interview I'm really excited to see where this all goes
Let's Talk Money · Interlinked
standard-reader.appBluesky Newsletter Study Running an up to 2-week study on how personalized email digests affect content discovery and engagement on Bluesky. 💰 $25/wk + $30 for a final interview ✅ Must be 18+, US-based, and have had a Bluesky account for 6+ weeks Interested? Reach out to: sz4476@princeton.edu
every week i read alex’s update, and find i have the lived experience of almost every single thing in it i highly recommend his weekly reflections, gem after gem after gem, always timely and on-point @komorama.bsky.social i don’t know how you are able to do this but i am very thankful that you do!
Alex Komoroske
I just published my weekly reflections: docs.google.com/document/d/1xRiCqpy3LMAgEsHdX… 10x more productive at 2x the stress. Lowering the Coasian The bring your own blowtorch phase. Claudeish. Two danger thresholds: cars vs motorcycles. The fruitcake model of generative UX. The leverage of the right IR.
