UX Magazine – UX Adventure: Enhance your resume, improve your career potential, and feel the excitement!

By Cory Lebson|2020-12-04T09:08:42-05:00March 22nd, 2013|Networking, Posted elsewhere, Publication, UX Adventure, UX Career, UX Leadership|

For many of us who have UX careers, it’s likely that we find numerous aspects of our work pretty exciting. But exciting work will always wax and wane as UX projects come and go. While your salary may be constant, you may not always enjoy the projects that you are working on. The good news is that invigorating UX-oriented projects don’t always have to come from work; in fact, they don’t have to be paid efforts at all.

See full article: Lebson, Cory. “UX Adventure: Enhance your resume, improve your career potential, and feel the excitement!” UX Magazine, Article No. 983. (March 22, 2013).

About the Author: Cory Lebson

Cory Lebson has been a user experience consultant for over 20 years and is the Principal and Owner of Lebsontech LLC. Lebsontech is focused on user research and evaluation, user experience strategy and UX training. Cory is the author of The UX Careers Handbook and is a LinkedIn Learning instructor. Cory also speaks frequently on topics related to UX career development, user experience, user research, information architecture, and accessibility. He has been featured on the radio and has also published a number of articles in a variety of professional publications. Cory has an MBA in marketing and technology management, as well as an MA in sociology and a BS in psychology. Cory is a past president of the User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA) International and is also a past president of the UXPA DC Chapter.