Zin Kyi

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INTERVIEW FOR SUCCESS

• Zin Kyi
• Carol Chu
• Anne Rwigara
• Meryl-Jane Tse
• Sharena Paripatyadar

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Who are the Users?

• Anyone with zero or limited interview experience
• Anyone who is applying for an entry-level
  position (technical, behavioral, business, etc)
• Examples students applying for an internship,
  fresh college graduates

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What do the Users Need?

• Learn how to do research on the company of
  interest.
• Learn how to dress for success
• Learn how to develop right answers for interview
  questions.

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Walkthrough User Task

• Sample User
• Caucasian Female, age 20, applying for a Program
  Manager Position
• Task
• Learn what is appropriate to wear for this
  semi-professional interview

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WalkthroughDress to Impress

• Step 1 Choose from the 3 options

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WalkthroughDress to Impress

• Step 1 Choose from the 3 options

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 2
• Fill out information about yourself

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 3
• Decide which outfit is best by dragging them
  into the boxes below

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 3
• Decide which outfit is best by dragging them
  into the boxes below

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 3
• Decide which outfit is best by dragging them
  into the boxes below

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 3
• Decide which outfit is best by dragging them
  into the boxes below

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 3
• Decide which outfit is best by dragging them
  into the boxes below

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 4
• Examine our results, and learn which is the best
  outfit

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 4 (continued)
• and why

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Walkthrough Dress to Impress

• Step 4
• Examine our results, and learn which is the best
  outfit

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Changes

• Research Section
• From Cognitive Walkthrough and User Testing,
  users were confused with the Answer/Edit button
• Redesigned the page so that it follows a more
  standard format with a two-column format and text
  boxes for each question.
• Flexibility and Efficiency of Use
• Visibility of System Status

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Changes (continued)

• Log in
• From critiques in discussion, it was suggested
  that people might want to go back to look at
  their previous researches or interviews.
• So we added an optional log in system which will
  allow people to save their previous work, and
  resume a task not finished
• User Control And Freedom

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Changes (continued)

• Navigation Bar
• From the Design Review, people wanted to see a
  sitemap or an outline of where they are
• Navigation bar on the left so users can see their
  progress through the system and can easily change
  to a different section
• Visibility Of System Status

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Changes (continued)

• Save Voice Recordings
• From User Testing, the user did not see this
  option until the bottom of the page.
• We removed the additional page for saving voice
  recordings, and put the saving links onto the
  Evaluation page so people can save each recording
  during evaluation instead of at the end.
• User Control
• And Freedom

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Changes (continued)

• Re-recording Voice Recordings
• In User Testing, a user said that she wants to
  be able to re-record her voice recordings.
• We added this option to keep consistent with the
  text boxes because users can edit typed answers,
  so they should be able to edit voice recordings.
• Consistency and Standards
• User Control And Freedom

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Changes (continued)

• Message Board
• In Task Analysis and Design Critique, users have
  said they want to hear opinions from other people
  regarding interview experiences or wardrobe
  suggestions
• So we will add a message board for all users
  with a log in so they can share information
• User Control And Freedom

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