Talks
"Pushing the Sound Barrier: Takeaways from Building an Even Faster Rapid Research Program" on March 8, 2022 at Qual360 North America.
"Moving to “The Next Normal”: How Research Will Evolve in the Post-COVID World" on June 24, 2021 at dScout's People Nerds.
"Reddit's User Research Evolution" on June 23, 2021 at UXPA Kansas City.
"We became a hub to millions of people in a global pandemic" interview on April 15, 2021 at Apple & Banana.com.
- Recognizing a demand for quick insights
- Crafting a responsive program to create customer empathy
- Demonstrating value with cross-functional partners to spur momentum
- Restructuring the research organization to sustain and expand
"Moving to “The Next Normal”: How Research Will Evolve in the Post-COVID World" on June 24, 2021 at dScout's People Nerds.
- Talent: Who makes up our research teams?
- Structure: Where does research “fit” within an org?
- Tempo: What timelines do we expect for research projects?
"Reddit's User Research Evolution" on June 23, 2021 at UXPA Kansas City.
- The value and impact of user research is understood differently even by stakeholders at the same organization. By bringing all stakeholders along on the same journey, you can make sure your organization's user research is more effective and more influential, resulting in better products and better experiences. From her experience as Reddit's first Head of User Research, Dr. Kristen L. Guth will share ideas and insights for building effective and impactful user research in dynamic and creative organizations.
"We became a hub to millions of people in a global pandemic" interview on April 15, 2021 at Apple & Banana.com.
- We sat down with Kristen Guth to learn why she left academia, what research at Reddit is like during a global pandemic, and how to better fight for research operations at your company.
