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When you compare the UX of a Google offering to others offering a similar feature set or business/leisure purpose, do you prefer the Google UX?
by quantified 2y ago
When you compare the UX of a Google offering to others offering a similar feature set or business/leisure purpose, do you prefer the Google UX?
- tomcam 2y agoThis has zero to do with OP’s question, which is specifically about its desirability for potential future employers. Whom does it serve for you to ask this question?
- muzani 2y agoIt sounds like a diplomatic way to say that many people wouldn't view a Google UX certification highly, lol.
- tomcam 2y agoThen they could just say it and back up their opinion with experience. I could easily see it going either way, and have no idea which it is.
- quantified 2y agoI use a few Google products and their UX strikes me as weak. Documentation for developer tools that I need to use is often painful as well. That's not training, but if you're not good at explaining your design and code to another coder it doesn't bode well for explaining higher-level principles. If the hiring decision were up to me, I'd discount it.
- tomcam 2y agoI agree completely. It has nothing to do with what OP wanted to know.
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