I’m Writing for dscout!
But I’m not leaving anyone behind
Hey, everyone, I have a cool announcement that I hope you will celebrate with me.
I was contacted by dscout a few months ago to create some content for them on their blog, People Nerds. Here are a few reasons this was exciting for me:
- Since I was about 5 years old, I have dreamed about being a writer, so, having someone approach me about writing for them was a real dream come true
- It forces me to create high-quality content on a regular basis — not that I don’t want to do this, but it is really nice to have a schedule
- The people at dscout are really cool, and I actually believe in their vision, as well as their product
That being said, this doesn’t really impact my writing on Medium in the sense that I will still be creating separate content for you all, as often as I can. However, I do recommend you also check out my content on dscout (and their content in general), because it is aligned with the type of information I post here.
My recent dscout postings:
How to Ace the Dreaded Whiteboard Challenge
Yes, the whiteboard challenge can be a dreaded and anxiety-ridden experience, but you can also turn it into a fun, enlightening exercise.
17 Tips the Pros Use to Master One-on-One Interviews
In a nutshell, what I have learned is: User research is a bit like improv. Here are a few ways you can nail the performance.
9 Research and Productivity Hacks for UX/UR Teams of One
On a small research team with big ideas? Learn how to prioritize the big-picture goals while juggling the day-to-day challenges — all in a day’s work.
I will be writing two articles a month for dscout, so feel free to follow me on there as well, if you would like. I hope you all understand this small shift, and please let me know if you have any feedback or questions on this.