How I changed careers: from policy work to user research
...a go at something new. You never know - you might surprise yourself and set off on a totally new career adventure. Apply for the career changer programme Applications are...
...a go at something new. You never know - you might surprise yourself and set off on a totally new career adventure. Apply for the career changer programme Applications are...
...these through reusing existing data ingestion and task management products, as well as through developing a new search product and rules engine. Developing this new capability means we can stop...
...teams can learn from the way other areas work. Work shadowing is also encouraged for those looking for insight into potential new roles. If our colleagues do identify a new...
...been migrated onto the new platform so case workers can easily access all the data they need to. Our colleagues can now spend more time identifying potential security risks, ensuring...
Stephanie Longden, Interaction Designer. Our Digital Career Development Programme is now open. Apply for the following roles at the links below: Junior User Researcher (closes 18 August) Accessibility Consultant (closes...
...always evolving as we improve and find new ways to support our Technology Delivery Managers. What does a Senior Delivery Manager in the Home Office do? Hello, I’m Depak Patel....
The Home Office has now fully transitioned to the new caseworking system for managing immigration and asylum applications, Atlas. We have successfully decommissioned the legacy caseworking system, Case Information Database...
...a Market Research Society (MRS) Company Partner, so we also align our policies with the MRS Code of Conduct. At the heart of our approach sits the User Research Ethics...
...not help anyone. Toeing the party line. Doing what they’re told. Not thinking. End dates might become more important than solving problems. Teams might become slow. There’s nowhere to hide...
...so they were no longer an obstacle for the afternoon sessions. And that was it — in one week we had framed the problem, prototyped a coded solution, tested it...