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From Learning to let go as a designer leader (Part 2) by Alastair Simpson

â¦ but the last thing you want to do is just tell your lead to do something, or give them a solution. Taking the pen out of someoneâs hand is the ultimate way to show that you do not trust them to solve it themselves. It completely undermines them. Instead, plant the seed with them. âWhat ifâ¦?â statements help here.

From Questions to ask before starting user research by Michael Margolis

Who are your target users (or user groups)? What distinguishes them? (e.g. demographics, usage patterns, geographies, new vs. old, verticals, mobile vs. web, needs, expectations, pain points, etc.)

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