A 3-week-long intimate workshop-style course by Noam Segal, the creator of UX Quests and Director of UX Research @ Wealthfront.

An intensive, actionable, content-packed course for UX researchers, managers, and the “research curious” at all career stages. The course will focus on fixing a fundamental problem in our field - we’re building research careers on shoddy foundations, because we’re missing key skills for research preparation, execution, and communication. You’ll leave with a set of frameworks and a swath of practical tools and templates to confidently thrive as a leader in your area.

We’ll go in-depth on the following concepts

Strengthen your practical humility and empathy

Combat the unconscious biases that limit your research

You just got this new job as a UXR or you’re still trying to break-in to the field. You can tell there’s a gap between school and the UXR job, but you can’t put your finger on it.

You want to build your research foundations from the get go, to start right. 

Discover, internalize, and practice all the core skills you’ve been missing and no one taught you yet.

Entry-level UXR’s + Transitioning to UXR

You want to advance your own research or others you manage and mentor.

You’ve moved up the ladder by studying research methods and techniques. 

But you’ve been missing more foundational skills.. And it’s holding you back from meaningful impact and growth. 

This course will enable you to thrive, and push you to advance others too. 

You’re a designer, PM, marketer, or in another role that often requires you to partner with researchers, or do the research yourself!

You feel like you’ve got a lot to catch up on to excel in your research work and you’d like to grow and expand beyond the core requirements of your role.

Noam is the Director of UX research at Wealthfront and the creator of UX quests, a Youtube channel and newsletter for UX professionals. He’s a content creator for Learners, a mentor on several platforms including UX Coffee Hours and ADPList, and a guest lecturer at Stanford, UDub, and his Alma Mater in Israel, IDC Herzelya. 

For most of his career, Noam has pushed back against the notion of “soft skills”, realizing that they are foundational skills in the UX realm. He’s spent countless hours studying these skills. This course represents the culmination of these learnings, as they apply to the role of the UX Researcher. 

Noam has a bachelors in psychology and media and a PhD in Psychology with a focus on personality psychology and quant research.

Noam has worked on the user experience of missile-defense systems, revolutionary travel platforms, modern conversational relationship platforms, and currently on next-gen financial technology.

In this course, you will become a powerful research thinker, an empathetic research practitioner, and a masterful research storyteller.

Workshops aren't lectures. Noam will engage the class through breakout discussions andQ&A. Each session will be interactive, challenging, and thought-provoking. And You will also get plenty of resources to read and watch for added learning and value.  

This course is designed to facilitate peer learning and interaction through breakout groups, an engaged Slack community (available to you after the course ends) and group projects.

Building foundational skills requires feedback and shared accountability. We’ll work in pods, supporting each other with ideas, feedback, and mentorship. 

We have a lot to learn in three weeks - so you’ll learn, modify, and apply several tactics, templates, and frameworks that will enable you to supercharge your research. 

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Leveling up as a UX researcher is hard. You're awash with data but have no clue how to process it all. You’re supposed to practice empathy and humility, but don't actually practice it. Your research is simply not landing with your audience...

Here's the thing: these are just a few of the missing UX foundations that are holding you back from success.

Join me on a quest to discover, build, and level up your missing foundations. You'll leave this course a more confident UX researcher with practical tools and frameworks to immediately put into action.