InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Jan 20, 2023I’m a researcher — here’s why I work at MetaAs 2022 comes to an end, we wanted to share some more personal, behind-the-scenes stories about research at Meta. These stories remind us…A response icon2A response icon2
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Sep 22, 2021Notes for a better normal: research leaders on blending old and newAt a recent Facebook event, product research leaders from several companies talked about finding an ideal middle ground between…
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Feb 11, 2021Facebook’s UX Research Internship DemystifiedAre you a grad student intrigued by industry research? Facebook’s UXR internship program can give you hands-on experience before you finish…A response icon1A response icon1
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Aug 3, 2020Research in a Transformative TimeHow Facebook and Instagram researchers are adapting to the unprecedented challenges of 2020.A response icon1A response icon1
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Aug 20, 2019Researcher Grill: Summer KimResearchers are used to asking questions. But what happens when the tables are turned? Here at the Researcher Grill, we gently grill a…A response icon2A response icon2
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·May 29, 2019Researcher Grill: Chris LangstonA Facebook Researcher talks accessibility, unique research approaches and technology adoption.
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Apr 30, 2019UX Equation: Perception ≠ RealitySubverting old assumptions about enterprise software.A response icon1A response icon1
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Feb 15, 2019Researcher Grill: Raz SchwartzA Facebook Researcher talks social cues, designing virtual reality environments, and how the intersection of social interactions and VR…
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Nov 8, 2018UX Equation: Give > GetMake it easy for people to see the value of your product before asking them to do extra work.
InMeta ResearchbyMeta Research·Oct 23, 2018Researcher Grill: Nicole BacchusAn Instagram researcher talks bar crawls to build empathy, playing detective with execs, and how staying curious can spark innovation.