Hi,
Google's doing some research into Gerrit and is looking for some
participants in a research study. Considering how critical Gerrit is to our
work, I thought people might be interested in participating. They will be
doing video/audio sessions with users remotely (I'm assuming something via
Google Hangouts).
Obviously, this is totally optional, but if you think you would like to
participate then follow the signup link in the forwarded e-mail. The first
sessions are next week :)
The original thread is at
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/repo-discuss/F_Qv1R_JtOI
Happy Friday,
-Chad
On Thursday, February 1, 2018 at 11:00:35 PM UTC-8, Billy Leet wrote:
Hi friends!
I'm Billy from the Google User Research team working on Gerrit. If you're
interested in shaping the future of Gerrit, sign up for a user study to
share your thoughts with our team.
We're currently scheduling 60 minute research sessions in the coming
months to get feedback from users like you. The signup process is quick –
please fill out the form below, and we'll be in touch soon to schedule a
time to chat with you. (If you're a site admin, feel free to sign up too,
and it'd be great if you could forward this to your developers!)
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*Sign up here! <https://goo.gl/forms/KQRkfRVT69tQ3xZN2>*
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Our current study dates are *Feb 6 - 7*, and *Mar 6 - 7*. Even if you're
not available on those days, feel free to sign up and we'd be happy to
reach out to you when future study dates are available.
Respectfully,
Billy Leet
UX Research Coordinator at Google
P.S. we offer participants a token of appreciation for taking part in a
study. We know your time is valuable!