Interviewing Customers No. 2

1) My opportunity is to provide UF students with the opportunity to organize and play 'pick-up' sports around the UF campus by using fields that are not in use by other UF athletic teams. It is an app called Sports 4 U or S4U for short.

2) This time around I will be attempting to interview people who have participated in either high school sports or intramural sports here at UF. The interest group will be narrowed to receive better interview results. Essentially aiming for people who enjoy organized athletics.

3) I will be asking questions regarding the interest of the interviewees. I will get into more detail about the app. I will ask questions like "would you want an interface that is day-to-day and organized by sport?" I would ask if they thought something of that sort would be helpful. Essentially my questions would delve more into the detail of the application to see what people prefer.

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5) I learned that many students who were involved in high school sports or intramurals in the past are very interested in this opportunity. Everyone thought it was a beneficial idea especially because college students have very crazy schedules. Day-to-day events would work well

6) I've learned that interviewing people is a fun exercise and it works best if you give them enough information to answer you accurately. The more informed they are the more meaningful information they can provide. A second pointer would be to be concise and meaningful. A third would be to interview the right audience, find customers that will enjoy your opportunity.