↪ Replying to @clartem
@clartem Fair point :) but that word "pressure" makes me cringe. In my rant then the second task would be "more of the same, just faster."
Making a task less time-consuming is relevant for the worker if they can work less hours for the same pay. #ux 1/3
OR if the second task they will spend time on in its place is more rewarding than the first task. #ux 2/3
So the question is: how much time are you spending on understanding the second task that they will be spending more time on? #ux 3/3
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↪ Replying to @naynerz
@naynerz I would never cut off your hand though :)
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@whatusersdo I had not planned to participate today. Just happened to be "walking by". This was fun, thanks. #uxchat
↪ Replying to @betterux_
@whatusersdo But to get there you of course also need an open mind going in. Ample time for self-reflection is just as important as the research.
↪ Replying to @betterux_
@whatusersdo The only way I overcome biases is really to challenge them. More research, more exposure to different ideas, is what helps me overcome bias.
↪ Replying to @betterux_
@whatusersdo I talk about them with peers. It is after hundreds of interviews though that you begin to learn that you know nothing, and just go with it.
↪ Replying to @paulrandall
@paulrandall @lloydtl_ @whatusersdo To avoid creepiness I suggest check-ins like: "How do you feel the session is going so far?" i.e. research about the research 😀
↪ Replying to @paulrandall
@paulrandall @lloydtl_ @whatusersdo Yeah, I see subconscious mirroring happening when there is a true connection. All good.
↪ Replying to @perpetualny
@perpetualny @whatusersdo True. Any presumed outcomes should be documented for the benefit of transparency, and ethics, when interpreting the results.
↪ Replying to @paulrandall
@paulrandall @lloydtl_ @whatusersdo Which begs the question... is there a benefit to purposely mirror?
↪ Replying to @betterux_
@whatusersdo You've still got last week's questions pinned ;)