In episode 39 of The Product Design Podcast, Seth Coelen interviews Sarah Doody, Founder and CEO of Career Strategy Lab, a job search and career accelerator program for people in UX, tech, and product. Sarah started as a UX Researcher and Designer with different startups in New York City. She opened a research and design consultancy in 2012 and is now focused on career development and coaching with Career Strategy Lab.
During our chat, Sarah shares how she strategically designed her career path and grew her network while honing a critical skill she believes launched her into her successful career! We also discussed Sarah's 3-part product strategy to propel your career path, and the top myth UX professionals believe about recruiters.
During our interview with Sarah, you will learn:
🤩 How to design your career path
✍️ Growing your network while honing your skills
🧠 Applying a 3-part product strategy to propel your career path
🏃🏻♀️ How to accelerate your job search
💡 Top myth that UX professionals believe about recruiters
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