Last Monday was Earth Day! Let me update you on Curio Research news before we celebrate the planet and do something good.
Curio Research is Lauren Isaacson, a market and UX research consultant based in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Curio Research is Lauren Isaacson, a market and UX research consultant based in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Last Monday was Earth Day! Let me update you on Curio Research news before we celebrate the planet and do something good.
Hey Curio Research friends! I’m semi-booked for the remainder of the year, but I’ll still be able to fit in other projects depending on the scope and schedule. If you think you’ve got something, we should talk.
Hey Curio Friends! Q1 was busy, and Q2 is going well so far. I’ve got an opening for a new project in May if you have research needs. On with the show!
Hello from Curio Research HQ! It’s been a busy few months, but I’m back on a reasonable cadence and hitting a comfortable stride.
Hello Curio Research friends! I had to skip last quarter’s newsletter because I was busy working on paid and unpaid projects. Since then, things have slowed down enough for me to get back into old habits.
Hello Curio friends! I was supposed to be available again for new projects starting around mid-November but things never go as planned and now it looks like I won’t have availability until mid-January.
Hello friends! Could it be? Are we finally starting to see the other side of the pandemic? I'm beginning to see friends again. I've made brunch plans. I'm going to see two live shows next month (outdoors). It feels so tentative and exciting at the same time.
Happy autumn! Depending on where you are, I hope you're enjoying the pleasant changes in weather and color while prepping your domiciles for a long and lonely self-isolating winter. (Bummer, I know.) This is what I’ve been up to over the last three months…
Hello again. I hope you're doing okay and staying safe. The world has certainly changed since we last spoke. I'll try to keep this lighthearted, but a lot is going on, and a lot is not going on.