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We publish articles, podcasts, and resources—all produced by industry experts, all laser-focused on ResearchOps. Our mission? To equip you with the insights you need to build world-class research operations.
ResearchOps advisor, author of Research That Scales (Rosenfeld, 2024), founder of the Cha Cha Club, a members' club for ResearchOps practitioners, and editor in chief of The ResearchOps Review.
Outdoor enthusiast who enjoys a good coffee and board game
UX Research and ResearchOps specialist with 8+ years of experience in enhancing research practices and strategic decision-making.
Researcher turned insights and operations leader who believes great strategy starts with curiosity and evidence. I build systems and teams that turn data into impact. I love fixing what’s broken and connecting with people.
Há cinco anos escalando sistemas e operações de pesquisa para que o time possa focar no que realmente importa: construir jornadas extraordinárias.
Research Operations Professional. Generalist.
Emily Taylor is the Director of Operations at Drive Research. Her work includes executing company KPIs, company-wide project management, training and onboarding, team management, and more. Learn more at DriveResearch.com.
Currently leading UX Ops in Booking.com, previously scaled up Google's APAC and EMEA research participant engagement. I spend my days connecting researchers, tools, budgets, and participants into systems that actually work.
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