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A Midwesterner's Guide to Recruiting UX Designers
It's damn hard to recruit and hire great user-centered design talent right now. Demand is palpably high. Supply seems depressingly low.
Midwestern organizations are competing against every Silicon Valley startup throwing cash and options at the limited talent pool. To win the recruiting battle against companies in hotspots like San Francisco and New York City, your opportunity can't be just a little bit better. It has to be remarkable, noteworthy, and significantly more interesting than the multitude of jobs in a coastal candidate's back yard.
Once you've finally piqued a candidate's interest, there's a long way to go before you land them. If you're too slow to react or you bungle your correspondence, you're toast.
There is hope. It can be done. Here's what I've learned over the last 18 months, in which I've grown an in-house product design team from two to six.
Obvious Point of Order: Yes, Great Experience Design Happens in the Midwest
Should a candidate ever assert that interesting product and experience design only happens on the coasts, politely point out any of the following counter-examples:
- Russ Unger (GE Capital, Chicago) co-authored an excellent book on managing and guiding UX-driven projects, A Project Guide to UX Design.
- Peter Morville (Semantic Studios, Michigan) co-authored the standard book, Information Architecture for O'Reilly—the "Polar Bear" book.
- Ryan Singer (37signals, Chicago) is an outspoken, intellectual lead designer whose team makes designing incredibly nuanced products look easy.
- Fred Beecher (The Nerdery, Minneapolis) is a well-regarded Axure/prototyping advocate and user experience mentor.
- Bryce Glass (Manta in Columbus, Ohio) is the co-author of the useful and relevant Building Web Reputation Systems.
- Or, any of these talented folks.
With that out of the way, here's what you can do to stand a chance recruiting someone from the coasts.
Play to Your Organization's Strengths
Is your company competing in an unusual industry? Sell it. Is your startup tracking legitimate, sustainable business metrics? Share some. Do designers have access to full customer databases for research? Spend a couple hours taking an inventory of what sells your company, its culture, and design process. Explain that process and the tools you use. When you describe your company to a stranger, what's the one thing that causes them to actually start listening to you?
At my company, Hudl, we make video apps and services for sports coaches. That fact alone grabs attention. Surprisingly, it's the little things we've touted that have helped tremendously with recruiting, such as:
- We've listed openings for "Sports-Loving UI Designers," and received hundreds of great cover letters and applications from passionate fans who also happen to design. Here's a chance to build apps that help your favorite teams win.
- Our office is in the middle of a billion dollar development project in downtown Lincoln, Neb. Lately, I've been sneaking in comments about our box seats at a brand new sports arena.
- We offer $1,500 with no strings attached to attend a training conference each year. I often couple that with a personal conference recommendation for a candidate given their experience (or lack thereof). Past employees have taken their trip within a couple months of being hired.
Avoid dwelling on things that don't set you apart. For example, unlimited vacation was PR-worthy three years ago. Today, it's table stakes for many startup companies.
Know What You Need and Hustle When You Find It
With all of the titles and skills that fall under the UX umbrella, you can waste a lot of energy on candidates who seem great on paper but ultimately aren't the kind of designer you need.
One helpful tactic is to explicitly state who you don't want applying at the beginning of your job description. In our search for UI and product designers at Hudl, we say right up-front: this is not a position meant for specialist visual designers. It's also not one for pure front-end developers. But, if you happen to have done a little bit of both, you're in the right place.
It's important to find someone with solid experience in that core area you need most and "flashes" in other areas. So, maybe a candidate has yet to work on any mobile projects. But you learn that at least their portfolio is responsive and mobile friendly. And they have proof of conducting serious user research and usability studies, which is what you really needed in the first place. Get them into your hiring process.
Once you've targeted a potential winner, prepare to hustle. Why? You need to make a strong connection early so that your company stays at the top of your candidate's mind throughout their job search. If you're direct, thorough, and shoulder the back-and-forth communication yourself, you can outmaneuver bigger, slower HR departments.
I'd like to write a more in-depth article on this subject but until then, here are a few obvious and a few subtle tactics, which have helped me hire great designers:
- Use a simple screener question on your application form to test for depth of thinking in a particular area ("Tell us about your favorite product interface. Why is it your favorite?").
- Respond to qualified applicants via email within twelve hours (sooner if they apply in the morning). Get back to top candidates as soon as humanly possible (drop what you're doing).
- When you respond, you must show that you've done your research. Tie their experience and ambitions to your current projects. Be specific and give details.
- If you'll be their supervisor, let them know so they can start researching you.
- Provide clear expectations of your hiring process in the first interview. If you can provide exact timelines, do it. Top candidates will have multiple options and offers so any information you can offer makes their search easier. Plus, you'll earn a bit of trust and respect for your company.
- Set your team apart by using a short-term project to test aptitude (5-15 hours). Pay them adequately and, if they're inexperienced, allow them to use the work in their portfolio (even if you don't give them the job).
Embrace Remote Employees
Incorporating a full-time remote employee into your process is challenging and worth its own article. Thankfully, hiring a remote designer is actually straightforward.
Few companies let designers (or anyone, for that matter) work remotely. It's an immediate way to stand out. For instance, job boards like Authentic Jobs let candidates filter listings to show only telecommuting opportunities.
It's important as a recruiter to look for past experience working with remote teams or freelancing with remote clients. Give them a contract project with loose rules and deliverables and see how they handle the communication. You could use a slightly modified version of the project you'd use for in-house candidates.
Confront Weaknesses Head-on
In the Midwest, you're wise to avoid selling the amazing weather or scenic views. (Though truthfully, it's not nearly as bad as it seems!) Instead, you should find out early what apprehensions a candidate holds about moving to the Midwest. "So, I can imagine the weather in San Diego trumps ours here in Nebraska, but is there anything more significant that would prevent you from making a move to the Midwest?"
Your local area likely has tons to offer. Be ready to make the case early in the conversation with a candidate. It might be the first thing on a forthright coastal candidate's mind. I've lost good candidates because I wasn't prepared to make a compelling case when someone asked: "Why should I move to Nebraska?" right after I introduced the company.
Everyone will save time and feel better if you tackle potential sticking points early. If a coastal candidate senses you might be hiding something, they'll move on to the next opportunity.
In Conclusion: Go Above and Beyond
There's no room for error recruiting great employees from the coasts. Consider every phase of your hiring process from a candidate's perspective and make sure every touch-point goes far beyond the basic expectation.
Since February 2012, I've hired two coastal product designers—one from New York and the other from California. Both were sports fans seeking remote positions for a product-focused company. Our openness to remote work started the conversation but the personal attention and hustle clinched the deal. Hudl's latest two designers were lucky catches from here in Nebraska.
There you have it. I just gave all of my tips away. Return me the favor with your best UX recruiting advice @uxmag @noluckmurphy #uxhiring on Twitter.
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I agree, Sean. Since I posted this article, we just hired another remote designer from New York. That brings our total remote designer count to 3 (on a team of 7).Nathan Curtis discusses some solutions to the challenges of UX collaboration with sketching on the EightShapes blog.http://www.eightshapes.com/blog/2011/08/19/sharing-sketches-remotely/
Embracing remote working is a great idea, too few firms do this, but many say UX design is a highly collaborative effort and designers need to be co-located. I can't speak for the effectiveness of remote design, but I can speak for the increased hiring ability if provides.
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How about helping international people move over, or at least giving them information as to how do to it? A lot of us people overseas would love to try out different places—I've found it really interesting to live in the UK in somewhere that isn't London—but are horribly put off my the green card process (one colleague of mine only got to the US as he won a green card lottery!)
@Ryan245435 - I remember you! I just sent you an email to clear things up further but also let me publicly say: sorry about that #Embarrassing.
@Courtny - You're spot on regarding trust. I don't actually care how you do it as long as you're delivering results and coordinating with the team in the way everyone needs. I trust that you'll take your Xbox breaks when you need them.
There is a flip-side to your salary point. Companies in the mid-west have to realize a competitive salary that factors in cost-of-living on the coasts can be dramatically higher. There's something weird having a candidate ask you for way more money than you make, personally :)
@Kyle - yes, I have been burned by the bait-and-switch. In fact, it was a position at hudl.com :)
The job was listed as such on authenticjobs, so I assumed it was accurate. Not until the interview concluded did I learn that the remote aspect was inaccurate. I'm aware this comes across as bitterness, but it is a practice I see and hear from others in the industry.
For me, remote working is THE solution. You can't move the oceans and mountains any closer, the weather can't be changed and other job options (should you need them) are nearby. As pointed out by another commenter, if you move to Nebraska and lose your 'UX' job, you are hosed.
My point is this: lets be honest with ourselves. If you want the talent, then you have to be flexible. This article just struck me as fishing for remote workers whom you intend to sway into relocating.
I have since secured a job as a remote product designer and enjoy it very much. I'm hopeful employers take the remote working arrangement more seriously and give it a shot. It would bring talent to your company and job satisfaction to more designers in our industry.
Quite honestly, this map explains why I don't want to work in the midwest or south (and I grew up there): http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/archive/7/7e/20121125085504!Samesex_marriage_in_USA.svg
When your profession is empathy, being happy living amongst social conservatives who lack it is difficult.
I went down this very same path once. I worked at a large software engineering firm in Indianapolis and was approached by a company in San Francisco as well as one with a UX team based in Grand Rapids.
I chose Grand Rapids due to the company being based on an entirely remote structure, a history of working this way (15+ years) and their flexibility with salary. Sure, San Francisco is nice, but we have folks based in the Bahamas, Hawaii, New York, and even the Ukraine. Locking yourself into a region is not only limiting your talent pool but also limits your ability to expand with the bottom line in mind. A midwestern employee is much more attractive due to the low cost of living expense and corresponding salary that goes with that. I expect to see an increase in our recruiting from across the Midwest for this very reason.
Utilizing and managing remote employees successfully requires hiring on one key facet: Trust. Can you trust this person to hold up their end of the deal, get work done, and do their best work? Integrity of the individual is the first criteria we validate when we employ folk. In my opinion, being able to pull together an amazing, distributed team is a competitive advantage.
@Jessica - Carolyn would be a great addition to the list. I'm intrigued to know more about how Starter League is doing. Your point about developing talent locally is dead on. I've been speaking with students at local universities letting them know that yes, in fact, legit UX jobs can be found in Nebraska!
@Tony - Excellent point. It's one reason why regional events like Midwest UX, Big Omaha, etc. that draw talent together are so important. It's a way to show a candidate: "look, we take this stuff just as seriously as everyone." I think something many candidates fail to do is do a true cost-of-living comparison when they're weighing a $150k offer in DC with a $75-90k offer in a smaller community in the Midwest. Like you said, it's definitely a riskier proposition if there are no other companies to pick you up if things fall through.
@Ryan245435 - The bonus we just re-instated as of last week and it's caused an appreciable uptick in applications--no word yet on whether it'll land another solid candidate. If we don't even in spite of the bonus, that'll definitely signal a potentially tapped market. Have you been burned by that bait and switch before? Do you practice UX design remotely?
Singing my song with this topic! Thanks for the article. An omission: Carolyn Chandler (Manifest Digital, the Starter League), the co-author of "A Project Guide to UX" is also based in Chicago. Your list, while naturally only a sample of the many talented UXers in the Midwest, is oddly all-male.
Not only is there great talent here, local companies should seek local candidates to avoid all the existing and growing Midwest UX talent getting recruited to the coasts. Keep it locally sourced and sustainable.
The par that makes it difficult is location and salary. In the DC area I can pull a salary of $150K+. I love the idea of remote and more companies need to really look at this if they are going to get the talent that they want. One thing that's important for UX Architects / Designers etc. is the strength of the market in the area. You might have a great opportunity, pay well etc. If you ask me to move to the area and something happens. How easy will it be for me to get another position paying the same thing or more? if your the only game in town you wont be able to grab quality people as there is no safety net for them if something happens. In the greater DC area I can pick up another $140k+ opportunity in 2 weeks or less.
You could use the 10k to ramp them up on-site :)
The 10k bonus is great, but it also says to me that you have tapped out your local market.
My point is that you ought to take your own advice. It's frustrating that many employers in our industry use remote working as a bait-and-switch to draw applicants.
Good luck in your search.
Good observation. Many of these issues stem from our company's growth in the last 2 years (doubled in size from ~40 to 80). We had some luck at the end of last year and start of this year reaching more into our networks in Nebraska. I started a meetup group (http://nebraskaux.com) to connect designers in the area and that's helped quite a bit.
To your point, though: until I feel like we've tapped out the top design resources in our area, we'll stick with hiring local talent. For us, the ramp-up time is much quicker with local designers but our remote designers are just as good or better in all other facets.
If I'm not able to hire high quality designers into Hudl's product team as fast as we need them, I'll re-open our remote position. The bonus is testing for which other top designers in our area might be interested with a little extra incentive.
That "ramp up" I mentioned could be part of an article on hiring and training remote designers. It's not a not against remote work--just that we could be doing better getting remote designers smoothly up-to-speed quickly.


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Rangers' Mikolas eyes bounceback start in Florida homecoming
For the first time ever, the Rangers will visit Marlins Park to open up another two-game series with Miami after splitting two games with them back in June at Globe Life Park.
But unlike their sporadic matchups in the past several years, the Marlins find themselves in a position the Rangers have been used to: looking with anticipation toward October.
That's primarily because while the Rangers, sitting in last place in the American League West, have their sights set on next year, the Marlins find themselves three games back of the Giants for the second Wild Card spot, after their 10-2 demolition of the D-backs in Sunday's series victory.
They will look to Jarred Cosart, who shut down the Cardinals -- a team the Marlins are also chasing for a Wild Card -- in his last outing on Wednesday, against NL-wins co-leader Adam Wainwright, no less. Cosart only issued one walk and gave up three hits, getting his first win as a Marlin and his first since July 7. It was his best start since June 20, when he blanked the Rays in eight innings of six-hit ball with the Astros.
"I feel like I needed that [win against St. Louis] now that the nerves have subsided a little bit and I feel like I'm part of the team," Cosart said. "Ready to keep building on that."
Tuesday will be Cosart's third start with the Marlins, but he's not new to the Rangers. He's faced them three times and is 1-1 with a 5.50 ERA against them in 18 innings. That July 7 win was actually against Texas, but he wasn't very sharp, allowing six runs (five earned) on nine hits and two walks in five innings.
Miles Mikolas will start for the Rangers on Monday, not far from where he grew up in Jupiter, Fla. But in addition to the pressure of pitching in front of his hometown supporters, Mikolas knows he needs to show the Rangers something better than he did in his previous start, when he allowed 10 earned runs in six innings against Tampa Bay on Wednesday.
Mikolas is 1-5 with a 7.71 ERA in eight starts for Texas this season, and he will likely need to be better to make the big league club in 2015.
"I know I'm up here kind of on an audition basis for next year," Mikolas said. "They've got a lot of guys coming back, so I want to make as good an impression as I can. … I've had my ups and downs, gave up a few runs last time out, but I thought I did a good job managing my pitch count and still getting us into the seventh."
As for pitching close to home, Mikolas said he's excited and will have several fans at the game.
"Lot of friends and family, old teammates, coaches," Mikolas said. "It should be a pretty good turnout for me. And [Nick] Martinez has the other game, so that's kind of neat, two Florida guys going."
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Since last Monday against the Cardinals, it's been hard to keep Giancarlo Stanton off the bases. He's gone 9-for-23 with three home runs and has drawn six walks over the last seven days, which adds up to a .517 OBP. Entering Sunday, he had a .421 home OBP, which is third in the Majors. His OPS isn't too shabby either. At 1.049, it's also the third highest in MLB.
And for a ballpark that's as big as Marlins Park, it's impressive that 21 of Stanton's 32 homers have been at home. In fact, both of his longest-hit balls have been struck in Miami, traveling 484 feet and 470 feet, which makes the estimated 375-footer he hit Sunday seem rather ordinary.
Stanton, who has 88 RBIs for the season, hit a solo homer in his only at-bat against Mikolas.
Rangers: Martin getting time off against lefties
With a lefty on the mound for the Angels on Sunday, manager Ron Washington chose to leave Leonys Martin out of the lineup for the first time since Aug. 5.
Washington said he has been happy with Martin's approach recently -- "he's swinging at strikes," the manager said -- but Washington was more guarded in his assessment of Martin's performance against lefties.
Asked if Martin needed to show improvement to get more playing time against southpaws, Washington paused for about 20 seconds before offering only one word: "Yeah."
Martin is hitting .198 (19-for-96) this season against lefties with four walks and 26 strikeouts. His on-base percentage against right-handers is .345 and against lefties, it's .230.
Worth noting
• The Rangers lead the all-time series, 10-7, over the Marlins, including a 7-2 all-time record in Miami (all at the Marlins' former home, the current Sun Life Stadium).
• After starting the season with a 20-7 record in their first 27 home games, the Fish went on to go 7-17 over their following 24. Miami has turned things around at home since July 20, though, going 9-6 at Marlins Park despite scoring more than four runs in a game just four times.
Jake Kring-Schreifels is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I absolutely love the entire room!
And the idea to use the bed box for toys instead of bed linen&stuff is great.
This way toys are at hand and also easy to store (out of sight) :)VastauksetAnd it is very easy for kids to clean the place when you can just play and throw thing to that bed box:)
I am reading your blog for the first time, thanks to La maison d'Anna.G and I think it is wonderful.
I like it very much. I'll come back.- Anonyymi10/22/2012 9.44 ip.
Hieno sänky! Osaatko sanoa, mikä matto tuo kuvassa näkyvä on? Voisitko tehdä postauksen myös teidän kotinne matoista?
VastaaPoista I love the pictures, and the details, and the colours, and all the hand-made stuff, and all of it together, in the mix. it seems that you are living in a catalogue, a magazin, whatever... where are the "ugly" things in your life? is there also some space for it? like the 1001 paper shavings, kids are cutting out from magazines, newspapers..., the plenty of stickers, plastic things everybodys giving to your kids as a "gift", "treasures" they collect on the street like beer mats, crown caps etc. when you are thinking "oh no, no more, please" but the kids love them, they want to keep them, don't want you to throw them away. are all these things pushed away, when you are taking those pictures? kind regards from germany to finnland, lea
VastaaPoistaVastauksetWell do you really think it always looks like the catalog when people are living in thei homes? Well the answer is no and we decorated this room at my brothers place because we were taking these pictures of that bed we are selling. It saids in finnish here but not in english. And who would like to see dirty pictures, I think no one.
Gaah miten ihana sänky! Ja toinen gaah sille, että eilen ostettiin ikealainen sänky juniorille. @&#%¥ tuo ois ollu enemmän ku täydellinen.
VastaaPoistaVery creative, i even can't believe it is true. The author must be very love life. As work from the picture out. Thank you so much for sharing! I can't wait to take a peek, love your blog and style
rainingblossomsThe room is amazing: great work! I've been wondering: will you/they post the diy or give hints on how to build the beds? I've been following your blog for a while now and every post is such an inspiration. Thanks for sharing! Elena facingnorthwithgracia.blogspot.com
VastaaPoistaReally inspiring and the boxes below the beds are such a clever solution! I wonder if you know where the black and white pillow in the 2nd picture is from?
VastaaPoista- Gabriela10/24/2012 3.25 ip.
i love the photos and your blog very much, too! you are an inspiration and very talented!
much love from berlin, gabriela - Vastaukset
Hi. Sorry but this is not from my house so I don´t know where the rug is from.
Poista- Anonyymi4/02/2013 5.59 ip.
hello, I have this rug (I bought it at heals) and I sell it if you are interested. It's new. I'm living in France (paris). Céline : firstname.lastname@example.com
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Löysin blogisi juuri ja voi että on ihana :) selailin ja ihailin aikani upeita ja kuvia ja etenkin mustavalkoisia kortteja ja julisteita.. haikailin että ei varmaan ole nuo saatavillani kunnes huomasin että sullahan on nettikauppa ja niitä saa sieltä! korttikombo ja alphabet-juliste menivät heti tilaukseen! aivan ihania. nyt alkaa sisustus meillä olla valmis enkä voisi olla onnellisempi:) kiitos!! -eveliina
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Lovely blog!
I think the carpet might be an Asko mixed from Linie Design. - Anonyymi10/31/2012 10.30 ip.
Upeat sängyt!Olisin kiitollinen jos osaisit kertoo sänkyjen takana olevan seinän maalin ja sävyn.Täydellinen väri mun makuun!
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I rellay like your blog! Could you tell me, where the small white table beside the bed is from?!


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The start of the Super League season signifies the beginning of spring for me.
I know that we're still in the middle of winter, but the days are getting longer and I've ended my hibernation; it's time for 2013 to really get going!
I've been to watch some football matches and tuned into some Heineken Cup rugby union on Sky Sports, but I've not half missed my rugby league; I think, like every other fan, that it's almost a part of me.
Without it my life's not complete; okay, it annoys me from time to time, and it has let me down in the past, but like a family member, you still love it and can't walk away from it.
2013 also offers us an opportunity to showcase the sport to a new and wider audience; the World Cup in the autumn will have games throughout England and Wales and we have the potential to demonstrate the speed, skill and drama of 13-a-side rugby to people who have never witnessed it before.
I genuinely believe that Widnes will be stronger and more competitive in their second successive Super League season.
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But before we get to that we've got a full Super League season to get through and the drama and excitement of another Challenge Cup.
It is often said in the investment world that "past performance is not indicative of future results". Is this true in Super League? Well, sadly not. Teams that did well last year tend to do well the next.
If you look at the League table at the end of Round 27, you'll realise that for the last three years Wigan, Warrington and St Helens have sat in the pole positions going into the Play-Offs, jostling around in those top three places.
Everyone knows that Leeds have won the Grand Final for the last two seasons without being in the top four, but past performances do seem to predict the future in Super League.
Have any other teams got a chance in Super League this year?
The Catalans Dragons would have to be closest, with Hull a place behind them. The the rest have a chance of doing what the Crusaders did in 2010 and the Wildcats did last season when they finished eighth (how close were they to beating the Rhinos in week one of the play-Offs?) but are unlikely to win at Old Trafford.
New rules
As usual, the season begins with a few new rules and some alternate interpretations of the existing ones - but what are the purpose of these changes?
The general sports fan will be aware of Bradford City's win over Aston Villa to reach the Capital One Cup Cup Final and the victories of Luton and Oldham over Premier League opposition QPR and Liverpool in the FA Cup.
The unpredictability of outcome, the giant killing acts that occur in football tournaments, should surely be a reminder to the rule makers and administrators of rugby league.
Will allowing the attacking team an extra man out of the scrum help to produce the drama and upsets that sports fans love to see? Or will the dominant team, with greater possession and field position, just be in a better position to score more times?
Do the current rules allow David to still beat Goliath in rugby league? Is this what we should be concentrating on more when we annually tweak the rules?
If Swinton were drawn to play again Wigan in this year's Challenge Cup would they have a chance of victory? If the honest answer is no, then perhaps we need to ask why not?
Most of the changes over the last 20 years seem to have made the game faster, but does that make it better? The men's 100m race is pretty fast, but most people know who is going to win before it begins.
The recent difficulties of teams like Salford, Bradford and Wakefield and the limited resources of others like Widnes, London and Castleford means that there will most likely be a divide between the top half and the bottom half of the teams in Super League.
However I genuinely believe that Widnes will be stronger and more competitive in their second successive Super League season, while I also feel that the Tigers and the Broncos will win more games and provide a stronger challenge than they did in 2012.
The Salford Reds are awaiting a heart transplant which could, from say Round 10 onwards, give them a new lease of life and mean that the bottom four teams of 2012 have a better chance of sending their supporters home happy.
After our four-month break from Super League it's time to dig your scarf and replica jersey out and get ready for the games this weekend. Round One usually produces an upset or two and we've probably got the best game to kick start the season when Hull travel to Leeds on Friday.
The start of a season is more important to some teams than others, and Hull are one of those teams who, in my opinion, need to begin with a BANG in Round One. What a better way than by beating the current Champions on their own ground.
The numbers game
There are lots of people who follow sport (even some who play and coach it) who say that they're not interested in stats or numbers, just wins and losses. They claim that the stats are irrelevant and the only number that has any meaning is the one on the scoreboard at the end of the game. Well I disagree.
The foundations behind the capital letters W and L have a multitude of factors underpinning them. These tend to be recorded and measured by the players and staff at most Super League clubs. They know that their best chances of success on the scoreboard require a close eye on the numbers that they think are important to them. For some clubs that could be the number of men they get into the tackle, the number of passes they make in the match or the number of errors that they make when is possession. It might even be how many of the team are running in support of the ball carrier. Monitoring their own indicators is their focus day in, day out.
Just to put an average Super League game into context, it's interesting to note that a typical game last year had just over 50 points in it; more than 9 tries in 80 minutes of action sounds pretty impressive. Each team gets the ball about 40 times (some might say the beauty of the six tackle rule) which gives both teams about 125 to 130 play-the-balls or chances to score by the time that you've taken out the tries, penalties and errors.
A team of 17 players generally get through about 300 tackles, with the better ones missing fewer than opponents, but this number tells us only about the quantity, and not the quality. Teams record and reward their players for dominance in the ruck area. How well they do things is perhaps more important than how often.
The 6 tackle rule also means that teams tend to kick the ball towards the end of their 'set' of possession and will do this 15 to 20 times in a match, in a variety of different ways. (This aspect of the game has grown in importance during the last decade and is often the difference between the two teams. These kicks have an almost disproportionate effect on the whole match).
Possession tends to get shared quite evenly in the sport, but the results aren't always as competitive. The fact that Widnes only managed to win six of their 27 league games is sometimes highlighted as a problem or weakness for rugby league but this also happens in other sports. It wasn't lack of possession why Widnes finished at the bottom of the table. It was what they were able to do with it.
Most of the teams in Super League now collect more stats and data than ever before. Some of this relates to their actions in the games, whilst some of it comes from their workload in training. Almost every team tests it's players to see if they are fitter stronger and faster but I wonder whether it's greater knowledge not more information that we need?
What does a team need to do to win in Super League? Is this the same in International rugby league or is it a different game at that level? Do teams need players with VO2 max scores like an Olympic cyclist or players that can pass the ball more accurately when it's needed? Are we putting our efforts into the right areas?
It is interesting that Leeds' ability to win the Grand Final from fifth place seems to rest on two factors. Firstly, their ability to significantly improve their defence during the Play-Offs. Their tackle rate success went from 93.45% in the regular season to 94.48 in the Play-Offs. This 1% improvement might not seem a lot but was essential in their second successive Grand Final victory. (In simple terms, they missed about three tackles less per game when the pressure was on).
Secondly and perhaps more importantly, is their try scoring ability. The fact that they ranked third for points scored during the season gives them a greater chance of walking on to the pitch at Old Trafford. If your team is in the three top places for points scored over the regular season they have a 90% chance of reaching the Grand Final. (Using stats from the last ten years).
Other sports like cycling, cricket, football and some Olympic events have people employed specifically to look for the 'marginal gains' or 1% improvements that their team can make. Which Super League clubs have found their 1%'s this winter?
Good luck to all 14 teams in 2013. May the best side win.
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Danny Norkus says...
Once again the RFL get it totally wrong. The Super League season openers clash with the the start of the six nations competition and as a result there's hardly a mention by the media. All the focus is on the rugby union and we are once more side lined. Did nobody at RL Headquarters think it might have been a good idea to start the season last week. We continue to shoot ourselves in the foot and will always be in the shadow of the other game. I despair.
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Hi Phil, First of all belatedly, Happy New Year but also Happy New SL XVIII! I think the usual 4 top teams will be the ones to look out for this year again, i.e. Warrington, Wigan, Leeds & Saints. However, injuries & upsets notwithstanding then my team, the 'Black & Whites' may also be in with a serious shout perhaps with 'Les Dragons' in Steve Menzies apparent 'swansong year' there! 2013 promises to be a super year for Rugby League with the World Cup taking place in the UK in the Autumn & another exciting year also to look forward to in the Aussie NRL. Manly, Melbourne & maybe the Rabbitohs this year there might surprise everyone with another strong showing, building solidly again on their performance last year. This year, I think it might be NSW who could nick the 'State of Origin' over Queensland, to win the trophy for the first time in about seven years or so. I think Steve MacNamara's England could also pull out a few surprises this year as well. I certainly think they beat the 'Exiles' when they play them but also, if they get off to a good start & the 'home crowds' all get fully behind them then they will definitely be in with a shout against the Aussies & Kiwis later on in the WC. On a related subject, Phil, what do you think the chances are for us to have a good, old 'Ashes Series' starting again, in perhaps 2014 or '15? In my opinion, it should always be played every 3 or 4 years as Great Britain (& Ireland, if Irish players are included in the team) v Australia, & not as England v Australia which should be kept for the WC & other yearly competitions. They should also play the Ashes in alternative venues, i.e. the UK (including Wales & Ireland) & Australia of 3 games apiece in each country, & preferably, as in the old days, touring teams should also play games against a number of top-class clubs in each country. The World Club Competition should be played in two legs, one in Oz & one in the UK each year.
Posted 18:59 31st January 2013
Jeff Mayfield says...
I expect some familiarity in that Leeds, Warrington and St Helens will be the teams to beat. I look forward to seeing Hull improve and perhaps along with Catalans battle for that 4th spot. Bradford, Cas, Widnes and HKR are all capable of good performances and winning results on their day. Will be interesting to see if Wakefield carry their end of season form into 2013. Salford, Broncos and Widnes could also get some good results. I think Wigan and Huddersfield could surprise us with poor seasons. Hope I am wrong but Wigan especially have no edge in the centres, new halves and no bite or bulk in the pack - unless they give some of their bigger young lads regular game time, which can be costly in the short term.
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I was just about to offer the question of, "What did the those who's music was labeled as atonal think of the term?"
It's never a fungus my friend .. it's empowering and only deepens one's appreciation & understanding of the art and what is possible. (widening ears, perception; a good thing) With regards to improper descriptions like "atonal" etc. .. you may know what it means; but the fact is most people don't .. it's lazy thinking & inaccurate and is 9 times out of 10 a reflection of inexperience. Schoenberg himself loathed the stupid term.
Well, you can shift the debate to terms but the point remains that the fashion for certain types of noisemusic or musicnoise has come and gone without IMO proving very much other than that fashion and art combine in odd ways, and people get very cultish about it. There no real need to invent justifications for sorely unmissed music. If you like it, that ought to be enough.
We can't be all encompassing in our replies .. but yes, I am fully aware music is much wider in terms of frequencies relative-to etc. For me, when I see folks throwing around words like atonal etc. in an almost irrational way (prejudice) it often reflects that they really haven't looked into things much (inexperience) to get clarity on these myths & misunderstandings. And there is definitely room for perception to grow immensely, one of the key pts. in Service's article .. something I've experienced first-hand myself.
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That's a viewpoint totally determined by taste.
would it be a fair critique that modern composers usually don't give brass and woodwinds much work to do?
Contemporary classical music is devoid of melody and appeal, all noise and no fun. At least, that's the cliche. But this is music that is very much at the heart of our modern world.Tom Service guardian.co.uk, Thursday 26 April 2012 20.00 BST Article historyA scene from English National Opera's 2009 production of György Ligeti's Le Grand Macabre. Photograph: Tristram Kenton for the Guardian1. It all sounds like a squeaky gate[removed]2. It's inaccessible[removed]3. You need to have a beard and wear a black polo-neck jumper to appreciate it[removed]4. It's irrelevant[removed]5. It's written for classical musicians so it must be 'old'[removed] * What are the composers' favourites? Mark-Anthony Turnage, Anna Meredith and more tell us the contemporary work they couldn't live without.
People are just getting dumber and dumber. The time for civility is over. No one should criticize shit (anything) anymore; they can all go to where they're comfortable, and STFU, and listen to their Strauss, and leave others alone.If anyone EVER,... if they happened to hear what's coming from the car audio,... if they ever even DARE to give me 'that' look,... wow, just try it buddy,... I have no patience for the 'why do you play something nice?', or the 'that sounds like shit',... you know, why don't you just turn yellow and die?? Trust me, it's 2012, the time for winking at idiots is over. Fuck 'em all,... dingy consumerists. May ALL have war enough to be able to appreciate the sounds of war in Xenakis, for instance. 'Drop the bomb. Exterminate them all' (Apocalypse Now)ok, to all you people calm down snyprrr, calm down, it's only Saturday morning, it's only a Classical Music forum, it's only a movie, it's only a movie...ahhhh,... I neeeed to stay away from the controversy,.... ahhh, soothing balm of Gilead,.... there, there....
I believe we're way past this now, snyprrr. Even my Dad likes Contemporary classical music! I introduced him to Takemitsu, Part, and Salonen (the composer, he already knew the conductor ) and he's loving every minute of it!
Funny how Schoenberg is still "contemporary".
I honestly don't think aquiring more knowledge, being open to challenges, while widening perception and stretching one's ears along the way in this passionate pursuit has anything to do with just "taste", my friend.
Nor does it follow that possessing those qualities will guarantee that someone will like how contemporary music sounds. I've spent a majority of my life listening to and studying new music and while there are some composers (Carter, Boulez are two) whose music I can admit an appreciation for, I do not enjoy listening to it anywhere as much as any work by Haydn, and countless other "old" music composers. And there are many more new music composers whose music is of absolutely no interest to me whatsoever.I fail to see why the issue of whether more people enjoy it or not is the subject of debate. People gravitate to the music they like more than other music. Many people like Mahler, I don't. Many people like Wagner, I don't. I love Haydn and Mozart, many people find them boring. The same is true for 20th and now 21st century music.Perfectly natural state of affairs, IMO.
Is that really contemporary classical music?
Nor does it follow that possessing those qualities will guarantee that someone will like how contemporary music sounds.
What is this supposed to mean? They're all alive. Composing classical music. Therefore etc.
Well, Takemitsu is no longer alive, but he was until fairly recently. It's totally uncontroversial to call the music of all three contemporary classical music.
Not "funny", but certainly "irritating", and ultimately "disappointing". In 2548, people will say, "this is the most recent classical music," and proceed to play Mahler's 9th.


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