“I worked with Rob at Wolters Kluwer for a few years, and he was easily one of my favorite colleagues to work with. He had an incredibly strong command of modern UX/UI practices, artfully blending business needs with a great user experience. He was also easy to work with – even when we disagreed we always found a graceful solution. With passion, strong work ethic, and professionalism I wouldn’t hesitate to work with him again.”
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3 years ago I went out on a pub crawl in Kent, got typically obliterated, left the pub at 7pm and ended up back at my house in London in the early…
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73% of UX jobs vanished in 2 years. I saw talented UX pros get laid off while portfolios with hundreds of applications got 1-3% response rates. The…
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