All of us at MeasuringU® wish you a Happy New Year! In 2022, we posted 48 articles and welcomed several new clients to our MUIQ® UX testing platform, where we continue to add new features and reduce the friction in developing studies and analyzing results. We hosted our ninth UX Measurement Bootcamp—this time a blended
We’ve all got bills to pay. But there is more to a job than just the pay. The type of work you do and the people you work with have a lot to do with a sense of satisfaction. Consequently, job satisfaction has been measured extensively for decades in many industries. To gauge how satisfied
Every couple of years (or so) we assist our friends at the UXPA in helping the UX community understand the latest compensation, skills, and composition of the UX profession. The UXPA salary survey didn’t go out in 2020 because of the impacts of the pandemic, but we’re happy to have a new set of data
In an economy like we’ve been having it’s nice to have a job. However, certain fields like User Experience are in high-demand. The combination of technology and understanding users’ needs are marketable skills. This demand is reflected in the results of the 2011 salary survey from the Usability Professionals Association. This is the 3rd biennial
Does a PhD pay off financially? I recently helped conduct the statistical analysis of the UPA 2009 salary survey[pdf], and used this opportunity to look into the data to see if I could calculate how much a PhD affects salaries in this profession. The dataset contains salary information for a wide range of jobs in
