The article argues that hiring candidates without experience can benefit businesses. Inexperience is seen as an advantage because inexperienced candidates have more potential for growth into the role. The article suggests hiring inexperienced candidates, having them start in entry-level positions, and considering alternative qualifications like a willingness to learn. Hiring inexperienced workers allows businesses to mold candidates into a good fit for open positions.

1. Selected Business Article
The case for hiring someone
without experience
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http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20140814-no-experience-no-problem

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Not having the best CV can actually
help you

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Inexperience can benefit because
of potential

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Credentials, Start at the
bottom, Barter

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The bookstore in the student center, with
inexperienced student staff.
Setting / Activity for
Ethnographic Research

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Ethnographic Research
The first floor of the
bookstore

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Ethnographic Research
Worker handling
items of clothing

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Ethnographic Research
Worker restocks books

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Ethnographic Research
Workers socializing

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Ethnographic Research
Worker helping a student
with a package

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Ethnographic Research
Worker getting an item for
a customer

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Ethnographic Research
Student buying an item

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Ethnographic Research Observations
The cashier rushes to provide the customer
with exact change in order to
accommodate her

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Ethnographic Research Observations
The worker does not enjoy rearranging
clothes that have been misplaced by the
customer

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Ethnographic Research Observations
The less experienced worker is less aware
of when a customer needs help

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Ethnographic Research Observations
The worker attempts to make the
customer purchase easier

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Ethnographic Research Observations
The staff at the bookstore tend to socialize a fair
amount, most likely due to their age

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Ethnographic Research Findings
The worker attempts to make the customers
experience calm and quick, the work place is in
need of spatial awareness for better flow of
people

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Ethnographic Reading / TSA Project
IDEO attempted to create a soothing and
relaxing feel to airport experiences for the
passenger in order to reduce stress

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Ethnographic Reading / TSA Project
They tried to change the flow of an airport, and
the way TSA would interact with passengers

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Ethnographic Reading / TSA Project
The got feedback through interviews
and observations of passengers at
normal airports

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Ethnographic Reading / Who are
the Users
Ethnographic research allows the designer
to understand the customer at a deeper level

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Ethnographic Reading / Who are
the Users
Idiosyncracies and little details are
important to inspire design

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Ethnographic Reading / Who are
the Users
The main objective of ethnographic
research is to grasp a knowledge of the
users and their cultures

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Ethnographic Reading / IDEO
Many companies now use ethnographic
research because understanding consumers
is a necessity

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Ethnographic Reading / IDEO
The real value the comes from
ethnographic research is the interpretation
of the observation

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Ethnographic Reading / IDEO
The successful businesses are the ones
that align their product with the needs
and desires of their consumers