Hardly surprising. UX seems to have become far less intuitive over the last decade with so many products making changes for the sake of making changes and most

Hardly surprising. UX seems to have become far less intuitive over the last decade with so many products making changes for the sake of making changes and most UX positions just glorified product people focusing on UI art rather than having any solid background in human psychology / human factors / perception and information processing / etc. Academically, 98% of UX people don't have the requisite background to be doing what they are doing.