It's easy to have crystallizing biases as new students of the UX design world. Lots of posts on LinkedIn prescribe an idea of what is and what isn't correct about the UX world, and we've got to make sure we aren't vulnerable to opinions and potential misinformation that we might have to unlearn the hard way. What exactly is UX, and what do people think it is? What does it mean to manage one's personal UX maturity level? What can you do to make sure you don't stop learning?

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