phone interviews

Discussions tagged with phone interviews on WindowsForum.com cover two main contexts: BBC newsroom adjustments during the Ebola crisis, where phone interviews were used to reduce contact with guests from affected regions, and paid market research studies. One study by watchLAB offered $300 for three one-hour phone interviews about touch screen technology. Another study by Microsoft's User Research Team recruited Austin-area Windows 7 users for a 90-minute phone interview, with participants receiving a gratuity item. These threads highlight phone interviews as a method for remote data collection in journalism and user experience research.