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  • Fantastic and Concerning Quotes About Brazil

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … supermarket line after having been rammed several times. Just last week I had to yell at not one, but TWO people who had started piling their shit on the checkout counter where my (as yet unchecked) stuff was – this happened because I stepped back one (1) meter to put the hand basket back in the proper place while the checker was ringing up my goods, during which time they both moved in and physically blocked me from getting back to and paying for my stuff. Basically, Brazil needs to institute a national program of Patience and Personal Space Training. – BBQ …

  • Fantastic and Concerning Quotes About Buenos Aires Argentina

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … understand you , or look at London ! its like everyone is pointing you with a gun with those ridiculous prices ), not enough nature or parks, no beach life, not enough freeways, poorly planned , architectonically destroyed by greed ( architects , local polititians, etc )
    New Quote in Response
    I have few american friends, white, handsome, tall, perfect if you want.. they also got physically assaulted by stranger in BsAs. You don´t need to be from different race to get robbed or whatever in this city, nor even in other cities around the world.
    https://nypost.com/2010/07/19/whats-the-deal-with …

  • The Problem With the Term UX or User Experience

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … letter “X” in technical terms and the names of technology companies. So “E” was replaced with “X.”
    The problem with the term is described in the following quotation.
    “Many people state that experience cannot be designed because experiences are something people have—not something that can be designed. On one hand, I completely agree.
    On the other hand, UX enables us to identify what makes a good experience versus a bad one. And when done well, the designed elements of an experience become invisible and the user is delighted because we have anticipated their needs to give them something they …

  • The Number of Test Subjects Versus the Number of UX Test Observers

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … main argument for small tests is simply return on investment: testing costs increase with each additional study participant, yet the number of findings quickly reaches the point of diminishing returns.
    Sadly, most companies insist on running bigger tests.
    “A big website has hundreds of features.” This is an argument for running several different tests — each focusing on a smaller set of features — not for having more users in each test. You can’t ask any individual to test more than a handful of tasks before the poor user is tired out.
    As a rough summary, the goal of quant user

  • How We Use Remote UX Testing Software

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … is possible to perform our UX testing from a phone. This may be surprising, but most of our involvement is our voice guidance and listening to the test subject. The call is recorded and then transcribed (using a tool like Otter). So we don’t have to take notes by hand during the session and can place notes into the call orally stating the note or observation.
    How Well Does Moderation Work from a Phone?
    By turning the phone sideways, we can get a good view of the screen. See the following screenshot.

    This is our view on our phone …

  • Moderated Versus Unmoderated Remote UX Research Testing

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … diminishing returns.
    Sadly, most companies insist on running bigger tests.
    “A big website has hundreds of features.” This is an argument for running several different tests — each focusing on a smaller set of features — not for having more users in each test. You can’t ask any individual to test more than a handful of tasks before the poor user is tired out.
    This fits with our research into many areas far afield of UX research, which is that in the majority of cases the generally followed practice, does not match the research conclusion.
    Furthermore, this illustrates how few …

  • References for Brightwork UX Research Articles

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … UserZoom and UserTesting. (Be sure to check whether these tools work well with mobile applications, as needed.)
    Remote, moderated sessions: Any video conferencing platform that has screensharing, call recording and the ability to schedule meetings in advance is likely to meet the needs of most teams. Zoom, GoToMeeting, and Google Hangouts Meet are frequently used. (Remember to consider platforms that do not require participants to download anything to join the meeting.)
    https://www.nngroup.com/articles/remote-usability-testing-costs/?lm=remote-ux&pt=article
    Additionally, our high estimate for an unmoderated platform subscription is $100 per month. Organizations can …

  • Is Your Sales Rep a Sociopath or a Narcissist?

    ByPrimary Researcher

    … crazy. Actual narcissists are 100% dead inside. – Fairy God Boss
    The mask is what the narcissist wears — and the grand discrepancy between the narcissist’s presentation of themselves and the negating way the narcissist can behave when they are frustrated is something I encountered first hand. Curiously the thing the narcissist was angry about was actually their own fault. However, they shifted the blame to me, and then after the mask came off, and they behaved rudely, they made an excuse that they were stressed.
    I believe it is rare for narcissists to apologize.
    Dealing With Narcissistic Projection
    One …

  • How Mexicans and Agribusiness Ruined Yakima Washington

    BySecondary Researcher

    … way and block your progress with their carts. They are either rude or just plain ignorant about this. I have gotten to the point where I tell him to get the fuck out of my way. I have come to loathe them as a people and a culture.
    Is there any time or place where having more Mexicans improves the civility of an area? I don’t think so.
    Important Point #3: What You We Getting With Mexicans and Latin Americans?
    I had the experience of working close to law-enforcement as a young man, and witnessed first hand …

  • The Effect of Black Culture On Educational Institutions

    BySecondary Researcher

    … Africans. What started as a “Rainbow Nation” quickly turned into blacks marginalizing whites and pushing South Africa to the highest levels of corruption in the nation’s history. The wealthiest people in South Africa are now the top politicians in the country.
    “The whole state has been criminalised,” Mary de Haas, an expert on KwaZulu-Natal’s political violence, says. “We had corruption, but we have been criminalised in the last 10 years . . . there are all sorts of mafia and criminal networks that would jump on this bandwagon.” – Martin Plaut
    Blacks don’t seem to realize that the infrastructure in …