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I answer the question, "I wonder how do you feel about UX unicorns? The expectation you need to know it all is quite concerning when you are looking to get into the field. Coming from a research background would you argue it is better to start as a generalist unicorn to get one’s foot in the door and gain UX experience or insist on aiming for a user research role regardless?"
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