Roy Olende's guest appearances

Roy Olende

Aurelius Podcast

Awkward Silences 

Hana Nagel

Kate Towsey

Andy Budd

Jane Portman

Vivianne Castillo

Erika Hall

Laura Klein

Indi Young

Zack Naylor

Gregg Bernstein

Peter Merholz

Aarron Walter

Jared Spool

Jon Kolko

Yuval Keshtcher

OwlTail

Show highlights:- “Zoom” levels of research and what they mean- Figuring out when to do certain types of research and which methods to use- Ways to avoid wasting resources and repeating research- What’s the difference between UX Research and ResearchOps?- How to you know when you need a dedicated ResearchOps person

Show highlights: - “Zoom” levels of research and what they mean - Figuring out when to do certain types of research and which methods to use - Ways to avoid wasting resources and repeating research - What’s the difference between UX Research and ResearchOps? - How to you know when you need a dedicated ResearchOps person

Episode 52 with Roy Olende on ResearchOps & Scaling UX Research

Zapier

There is a growing need for research operations. As more companies embrace the importance of user research and scale their UXR efforts, a dedicated ops function is quickly becoming a necessity. Research ops—which involves things like participant recruitment, research processes, and programs to help non-researchers do better research—can be a career path for many different kinds of people. Roy has worked with ops pros who come from traditional business operations, marketing, UX, and of course, research. He says the key to succeeding in a research ops role isis to being comfortable with blazing a new trail and taking joy in creating processes that work. Roy talked about…  How to decide if research ops is a good career for you  What he does on a day to day basis  How research ops works at Zapier    ---   Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awkwardsilences/message

There is a growing need for research operations. As more companies embrace the importance of user research and scale their UXR efforts, a dedicated ops function is quickly becoming a necessity. Research ops—which involves things like participant recruitment, research processes, and programs to help non-researchers do better research—can be a career path for many different kinds of people. Roy has worked with ops pros who come from traditional business operations, marketing, UX, and of course, research. He says the key to succeeding in a research ops role isis to being comfortable with blazing a new trail and taking joy in creating processes that work. Roy talked about… <ul> <li>How to decide if research ops is a good career for you </li> <li>What he does on a day to day basis </li> <li>How research ops works at Zapier </li> </ul> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awkwardsilences/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/awkwardsilences/message</a>

#55 - So You Want to Be In Research Ops? How Roy Olende of Zapier Made The Switch