Breaking Boundaries in Human-Human Interaction
As an HCI-er, I find human-human interactions even more interesting. Being a UX designer has made me curious about diversity in how we think, act, and interact. I am experimenting with how much I can connect to this world by meeting more people.
Affinity Cluster The Feedback I've Recevied
Below are the 5 qualities that make a good teammate, as suggested by Prof. Jessica Hammer—my mentor and role model at CMU—which have guided me in self-reflection.
Currently @Stack Overflow
Currently @Stack Overflow
"Design" the collaboration
Just like designing a product/ service, cross-functional collaboration also requires understanding the users (team members), their needs, pain points, and motivations. I "design" the collaboration by choosing the right frameworks, tools, and rituals to foster alignment, creativity, and efficiency.

Communicate Through Collaborative Drawing and Writing

Goal Breakdown activity with the whole team

Workshops like 'Role-Playing' and 'Rose, Bud, Thorn' to be user-centered as a team
Strange, but Effective
"What if we made the survey impossible to ignore?" Facing a recruitment challenge in a UX design project for The Mentoring Partnership, I remember asking my teammate to make it fun. It worked—resulting in a 10%+ increase in user responses!

Placed on the Ground

Horizontally on the Wall

Intentionally Falling off the board

Held by a Cute Robot 🤖
