I've never thought of myself as a "product guy."
I'm a user experience guy.
What was surprising to me about this article was that the three books he recommended are all books I'd consider required reading for anyone who wants to take on user experience as either a skill or a role.
Does that mean I'm on my way to being a product guy?
What was surprising to me about this article was that the three books he recommended are all books I'd consider required reading for anyone who wants to take on user experience as either a skill or a role.
Does that mean I'm on my way to being a product guy?
I kid, I kid.