The User research Huddle is a meetup founded by Georgia Rakusen. It meets every 8 weeks in London, exploring a different theme around user research practice.

This recording is part of the 'Analyse This!' event which took place on 22nd August, 2018 at the offices of MOO. Julia Nelson is Head of Product Research at MOO, and Georgia Rakusen is Senior User Researcher there. Together, they discuss what research analysis looks and feels like, some of the problems there encounter, whether the analysis can be taught, and how you know whether you're doing it right.

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User Research Huddle: Analyse This! Fireside chat between Julia Nelson and Georgia Rakusen

The User Research Huddle is a meetup that takes place every 2 months in London. Each event explores a different theme around user research, and includes hands-on activities and debate.

This recording is from part of the 'Analyse This!' huddle which took place on 22nd August, 2018, at the offices of MOO. 

Georgia Rakusen, Senior User Researcher, interviews Julia Nelson, Head of Product Research (both from MOO) about the experience of performing analysis on user data; what the different activities are to get you to your conclusions, whether the ability to analyse is innate or can be taught, and some of the biases and problems we encounter when performing analysis.

You can find out more about the User Research Huddle and upcoming events by following us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ResearchHuddle