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The best selling user research book for people starting and growing new user research teams. Building User Research Teams is the guide on how to start a new UX research team. Learn how to budget and equip a team, create tools templates & run great studies.
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“How to start and grow UX research teams”
Building User Research Teams was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 6 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #14 on the daily leaderboard. The best selling user research book for people starting and growing new user research teams. Building User Research Teams is the guide on how to start a new UX research team. Learn how to budget and equip a team, create tools templates & run great studies.
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