Assignment 4: Prototype and Test
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A female graduate student began her first internship in a field that did not align with her major. To determine if the role is a good fit, one idea is for her to learn on the job. Two prototypes were proposed: 1) Understand - immerse herself in the work to identify strengths, weaknesses, and adapt her style. She enjoyed the process but questions if repeating similar tasks will help. 2) Create - ideate, build, and test ideas like a design process, but there was not enough time. The stakeholder is adapting to the work environment but tasks have been simple, leaving it unclear if she is suited for the role.
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- 1. PROBLEM of STAKEHOLDER A female graduated student who just start her 1st internship, which the area she will work on is not fit her major in school.
- 2. ONE of the IDEAS Learning by working Because I think the best way to find out if the internship she has chosen is fit to her and is the job she love to do, even though it's not fit for her major before.
- 3. TWO PROTOTYPES 1.UNDERSTA ND ( WORKING PROCESS !!! )
- 4. UNDERSTAND: Experience the Working Process
- 5. • IDENTIFY: to identify the routine and working process and what she’s good at and where she has difficulty. • IMMERSE Immerse herself totally in her work and experience the whole working style and process • REFRAME Restructure her own style and fit to the real
- 6. The Stakeholder has quickly adapted to the real-world business. Every work assigned to her are simple ones that she could not tell that if she is really good at those work.Because the ‘IMMERSE’ , the girl was enjoying the working process very much. Base on different work and projects. Shall her start over This process again and again to experience and understand ? Ask for more opportunities To experience different project to know the work in different aspects. TEST FEEDBACK
- 7. TWO PROTOTYPES 2.CREATE ( WORKING PROCESS !!! )
- 9. • IDEATE • BUILD • TEST • Just like the process to draw and take ideas from the ideas pool and then work on some specific ideas and test during the process. But this process need the stakeholder to do it by herself.
- 10. FEEDBACK Time is not enough to have this whole process to be work out by the stakeholder. And because only one week for her, she just got used to the working environment.