This is my first round of interviews and it did not go as well as I thought it would, but I did have agood time interviewing people I did not know.
I probably should have asked my customers more questions rather tan just stopping at my first one, maybe I will do that next time around.
I learned that some people are rude, and interviewing people using your cellphone is very tricky. Especially when you interview homeless people. The only way I could get someone to agree to an interview was to give them my shirt. Weird situation.
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I have to say your blog has been the most entertaining one I have seen so far. I agree asking multiple questions is a good idea to increase your own awareness of who your consumers would be. A trick I ran into when doing interviews is if the customer doesn't want to be videotaped, you can also ask if they would be willing to just have their voice recorded. I wish you the best of luck in your venture. If you have a chance check out my blog at http://domdey10.blogspot.com/2016/02/interviewing-customers-no-2.html
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