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How my Indian joint family prepared me for my career at Google
From Joint Family to UX Rockstar - Eshita’s Story Skip to content 0 results Community I Was Meant to Be a UX Researcher How my Indian joint family prepared me for my career at Google I’m a Lead UX Researcher at Google. To do my job well, I need to be an expert at both understanding subtle human behaviors and building products. But here’s the thing: I never studied psychology or business in school. In fact, the skills I’ve needed to succeed were imparted to me at home, by my large family of 12. Growing up alongside the disparate, unique personalities of my family members, I became adept at unde
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