The ResearchOps Review
Cha Cha Club, Graham Gardner, Kate Towsey, Carolyn Morgan, Joey Jakob, Jamie Williams, Arturo Diaz, Emily Wever, Lauren Galanter, Clark Shetter, Lilyth Ester Grove, Stephanie Kingston, Rodrigo Dalcin, Kasey Canlas, Carina Cook, saskiaSmart writing. Sharp thinking. All about ResearchOps. The ResearchOps Review posts content produced by the Cha Cha Club–a members' club for ResearchOps professionals. Learn from world-class ResearchOps experts.
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The Cha Cha Club is a members-only club for full-time ResearchOps professionals.
Graham is a researcher, designer, strategist, and maker. He brings a human-centered design lens to ResearchOps and can be found tinkering in the garage or on long walks with his wife, toddler, and two fluffy dogs.
ResearchOps advisor, author, and speaker; founder of the Cha Cha Club, a members' club for ResearchOps professionals.
Social scientist living a UX research operations & strategy life
human-centred systems research & operations
Research and IA geek squad of one.
Researcher & ResearchOps professional. Ex-Okta. AmeriCorps alum, RIP. Passionate about making the complex simple. Writer who wishes to create solidarity over all parts of life.
ReOps Specialist and Anthropologist
After 15 years of hospitality I pivoted to User Experience Research Operations and haven't looked back. Hand me a plate, metaphorical or literal and I'll balance it while also making a killer latte and data dashboard.
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.
ResearchOps lead. Turning messy swirl into tangible solutions that scale.
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