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Oh, this is interesting! Breaking into UX design without a degree or bootcamp sounds like a smart way to approach it. It's great he's sharing his experience as a Senior Product Designer at Lyft to make it relatable.

That's a really insightful point about experience trumping formal education for UX. It makes sense that hands-on work would be more valuable than lectures, especially in a field that's so about problem-solving.

I like that he's offering curated resources, especially the O'Reilly books. Knowing which concise books are impactful is a huge shortcut for building a strong foundation without getting lost in too much theory.

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The journey into UX design without formal education begins with building a foundational knowledge base, as highlighted early in the video [0:40]. The speaker emphasizes that while he attended design schools, his career progression was primarily driven by experience rather than formal lectures. He recommends a curated list of O'Reilly books, noting their conciseness and the practical value they offer in understanding core UX principles and navigating interview questions [0:40-1:00]. This initial step is crucial for acquiring the essential theoretical understanding needed for subsequent practical application.

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