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Liz Juhnke, mentor on ADPList

Liz JuhnkeπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

UX Principal at The Home Depot

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About Liz Juhnke

UX Principal at The Home Depot

Seattle-based Designer, UX community leader, life long learner, UW HCDE Industry Advisor, guest lecturer and Boeing Associate Technical Fellow. Part therapist/ part lawyer for end users. I facilitate strategic enterprise-level design initiatives, leverage big data in user research and manage user emotions. I'm passionate about UCD and fun! Let's chat about your career aspirations, finding your dream job, imposter syndrome, UX skills you won't learn in college, dealing with a difficult PM/engineer, your resume and portfolio.

I'm not the best mentor for interview prep (seek out a UX manager) or internship guidance (seek out someone that recently had a UX internship).

Expertise

DesignProduct ResearchUX DesignQuantitative researchPublic SpeakingQualitative researchCollaborationProblem-solvingCritical-thinkingEmpathyTeam playerLeadership

Sessions with Liz Juhnke

  • Mentorship Session (30 min): General mentorship

What mentees say

β€œI really enjoyed my chat with Liz. She was very encouraging and so easy to talk with about career questions. I left our meeting feeling like I could accomplish more. I'd love to meet with her again and get more advice. She's really great!”

Kelly Campbell, UX/UI Designer at SanMar

β€œLiz was encouraging, while also offering thoughtful, specific feedback! I'll definitely be implementing her suggestions to improve my work. I look forward to talking to her again!”

Jacqueline Riley, Associate Professor at Texas A&M University at Commerce

β€œI learned about Liz through my school peer while the career conversation. She is the best mentor I have been so far. I am very grateful to know about her and her expertise which represents who she is. I will never forget Liz's flexibility and generosity to take her time to walk through my resume to provide feedbacks which encouraged me tremendously.”

Jamie Kim, Student at University of Washington