Over a decade of user research experience means I have created quite a few case studies to present during interviews. Truth be told, I spent hours trying to figure out what I was supposed to put in my case studies.

Often, they fell flat. I overexplained, underexplained, missed something crucial, or talked about the wrong stuff. Then I would get that dreaded. "we decided to go with other candidates" email.

After years of this, I put my researcher hat on and interviewed a ton of hiring managers to figure out what they actually wanted to understand from case studies. 

I used these insights to create my own case studies. I tested my approach at companies like Google, Facebook, and others - and it worked.

I went on to become a hiring manager. And, through that experience, I watched almost 100 user researchers struggle with case studies. With this new perspective, I honed my approach to exactly what hiring managers are looking for.

And I knew I had to share it with the world. 

So that you don't have to procrastinate for another minute on your case study.

So that you feel confident in your next job interview.

So that you can get the job of your dreams.

You will get the tools you need to create an awesome case study!

In this kit, you will get immediate access to:

• A step-by-step in-depth guide for a user research case study that explains everything hiring managers expect in your case study + WHY they are important so that you know exactly what to include to make your case study impactful
• A video explaining exactly what hiring managers are looking for when they are interviewing you for this case study so that you know how to respond during your interview
• Three example case studies, including two real case studies from my previous work that I used to successfully apply to jobs so that you can understand real-life examples
• Questions to be ready to answer about your case study so you have time to practice and feel confident
• An example of a bad case study with an explanation of why so that you can understand exactly what a bad case study looks like
• A Google slides template (37 slides) for your next UXR case study so that you know exactly how to structure it

• You currently struggle with your user research case study and find yourself procrastinating in putting one together
• You have seen eyes glaze over during your case study presentations and don't know where you are going wrong
• You want to create amazing & impactful case studies that wow interviewers but have no idea where to start
  
• You want to know exactly how to articulate your process in the context of case studies
• You want to stop staring at a blank page and write an impactful case study showcasing your work

• You are looking for guidance in other parts of the user research interview process
• You need personal, customized support and feedback
• You want live support or calls 
• You are looking for a mentor or coach to support you and give you feedback