Tag Archive | "Live Recruiting"

Ethnio gets shouted out

October 20, 2008 View Comments

Stop Bullshit Research in Five Easy Steps

May 22, 2008 View Comments

Anyone in the UX field who’s worked for a few companies will recognize a type of moderated research that gives off a reek of inauthenticity. Tell me if this sounds familiar: one moderator and six users sit around a table in a converted meeting room. The moderator tells the users, each of whom have been [...]

When Live Really Means Live

September 25, 2007 View Comments

A couple weeks ago, we were doing research onsite at a client’s office. We had an audience of about 10 and we were live recruiting. It was a high traffic site and we were catching most users within 5 minutes. The interviews were good, but since the focus was on form filling and error message [...]

Peering into the Users’ Technological Ecosystem

August 6, 2007 View Comments

Of course by now everyone knows what we mean by “Live Recruits” – they’re usability recruits that we snag when they’re in the midst of visiting the website we’re testing. It’s most often done through mini-surveys on a DHTML overlay (not a popup!). If someone fills out our survey and they’re a match for our [...]


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