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Before I became a UX designer,
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I worked in a few areas.
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I worked in event planning.
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I also worked as a business
development analyst.
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I also worked in marketing
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and at one point,
I was a paralegal.
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In order to do that,
I had to be really
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detailed and organized
and stay on top of
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the different tasks that I had to
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handle in order to move
the project forward.
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I feel the skills
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that I gained from
being an event planner,
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of being very detailed
and organized,
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really helped me be successful
at leading projects here.
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I got into UX design
when I was working as
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a business development
analyst and I was
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taking continuing ed
classes at night.
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I discovered interaction
design while I was taking
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an information design
class, and we were asked
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to make an infographic
that's interactive.
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I did a search online
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trying to figure
out what that meant
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and somehow stumbled
across interaction design.
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While I was working full time,
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I started to put together
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a portfolio to apply
to grad schools.
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My favorite part about
being a UX designer is
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being able to work
on complex problems
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and trying to simplify
these problems
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into solutions that
work for users.
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I get into a flow state.
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I'm very focused and my mind
is just focused on designing
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the different connection points
going from one screen to another
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and all the different ways
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that the app could flow.
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I really like being
able to think about,
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"I have these findings
that I gained
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from talking to
research participants.
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How do I bring it
back into my design,
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like a fully developed product?"
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It feels amazing to
see the work that you did
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in wireframes in real
life, in people's hands.
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Hi, I'm Karen, and I'm an
interaction designer.3120
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