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Navigating working at a low ux maturity company? : r/userexperience

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A community where professionals, enthusiasts, and individuals interested in the field of user experience can share knowledge, ask questions, and engage in discussions about various UX-related topics. I have been in my new role as a UX Designer for a few months now and going into the role I knew I would be the first design hire on a team of developers. Considering the market I took the role as on paper it was a plus for me in nearly every regard. However I definitely have been having a difficult time being the only designer on the team. This is my first role out of uni and honestly I am not sure how I feel. The position is putting a lot of trust in me and feels a lot like a startup since I have so much control on the approach and planning (besides uppers asking for things which is probs typical anywhere). Anyway, I am not sure if I like this since I kind of wanted to be mentored as a designer rather than being in charge of figuring it out in probably less than ideal ways. Any advice? Fr

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