Love and the City
What happens when our public behaviour is constantly monitored? Do we still hug, kiss, or allow ourselves to be vulnerable in public, does it stop us from being at our worst? In this episode, we talk to artist Noemi Iglesias Barrios and Guggenheim curator Noam Segal about surveillance systems in thâŠ
Storytelling masterclass for designers đĄ
It doesnât matter how good your designs are if they never get built. So this episode breaks down specific tactics you can use to become a better storyteller and get people excited to build your ideas.
Michael Wandelmaier (former Head of Design at Metalab): https://www.dive.club/deep-dives/michael-âŠ
Listen: How tech workers really feel about work right now
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Together with Noam Segal, we unpack the most surprising insights from a sweeping new study of over 8,200 tech professionalsâacross roles, company sizes, and work setups.
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Listen: How techâs most resilient workers handle burnout
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Three weeks ago, Noam Segal and I shared data showing that 84% of tech workers feel burned out. That left one big question: Who are the 16% who arenât?
This episode is their playbook. We analyzed 175 folâŠ
Conquering Burnout with Dr. Noam Segal
The data is staggering: 84% of tech workers are burned out, and only 26% consider their managers highly effective. But thereâs hopeâthere's a small group of professionals who've cracked the code on sustainable high performance.In this powerful episode, I sit down with Dr. Noam Segal (psychologist, âŠ
Listen: How to use AI for your next job interview
What if you could get line-by-line feedback on every interview answer you gave, predict questions before you walk in, and surface stories you didn't know you had? Noam Segal, Lenny's Community Research Lead, interviewed over 30 tech professionals about how they use AI throughout the interview proceâŠ
Daily Briefing: After the Index: Tung-Hui Hu, Noam Segal, and What the Cloud Did to Images
Tung-Hui Hu on digital infrastructure as Cold War inheritance and political lethargy; Noam Segal on post-indexicality and the Guggenheim technology program; a new soil art book as counterpoint.
How tech workers actually feel about AI in 2026 | Annual AI sentiment survey (Noam Segal)
Noam Segal is a longtime research leader across Airbnb, Meta, Twitter, Zapier, Intercom, and Figma, a certified coach, AI builder, and my community research lead. Together, we run the annual Tech Worker Sentiment Survey, now in its second year and one of the largest of its kind: a quantitative studâŠ
75: The Steady State of Unsteadiness
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In this episode, Peter and Jesse compare notes from Config, Figmaâs AI study, Lennyâs newsletter survey, and countless conversations to read the current state of design leadership. The signals: existential AI panic has cooled into exhaustion, organizational chaos and leadership âŠ
S5 E01 - Tatiana Pilnik, UX Researcher, Google
In this season of UX Research Rundown, our host, Henrik Mattsson, CEO of Lookback, talks with UX researchers about the role of AI in UXR.
This episode features Tatiana Pilnik, a UX Researcher at Google. Henrik and Tatiana discuss the challenges of Human-AI collaboration, and how we define a human iâŠ
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