PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Hi
everyone,
I'm going
to try to explain to you all my experience, struggles and what I learnt out of all
that.
At first,
when we started the course, I thought that doing survey in "the real
world" would be as easy as doing role play in class. I quickly found out
that the previous experience I had would be almost useless.
First of
all, people in the streets (or on-line) don't want to spend time with a
stranger and answer him questions about a topic they might not care about. The
questions have to be quick, understandable and precise. Nobody wants to answer
vague questions and if they do their answer would be as useless as the
questions.
The first
step for me was to behave as if I was the customer and think about what kind of
question I would like to answer or, which is more important, would create
interest in me.
The second
step was to work on my introduction. I found out that a punchline and a great
smile were the best "weapons" to start an interview a be able to ask
my questions.
The first
interview were long and stressful but once I started to be more confident about
the content of what I was asking, I quickly felt better and since then I had
better answer and better results.
Besides
that another difficulty was to work with a product and a sector that I didn't perfectly knew and mastered since the
begging.
These are
the main line of my experience during this course.
Lucas Martinez
I understand how hard it was for you to find a way to approach and create interest with strangers. would you share with us your punchline?
ReplyDeletePeople you asked about fabulyzer , did they asked you questions you w'rent able to answer? about the product specifications or more health oriented questions?