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So, I am doing a project for school this semester, right?
Me and my project partner, we are basically doing a user-survey at Greve Library, mostly about which of the library´s facilities people use and whether or not they use bibliotek.dk. We´re using a questionnaire we spent a lot of time making, and this week and the next we are spending whole days in Greve convincing people they should fill them out and help us.
10 - 19 tuesdag and wednesday this week - and with two hours of transport each way and having to spend most of the day standing, smiling and walking and asking politely "Escuse me, would you like to help us with our usersurvey?" (or variations thereof) - well, let me just say that I slept very, very well last night. And I have 4 more days next week with more of the same...
Don´t get me wrong, though - people are nice, smiling and friendly and surprisingly many of them are willing to take the 5-10 minutes it takes to fill out the questionnaire. But it is nevertheless 9 hours straight with only a tiny break for lunch and the occasional breather, and it is all standing - so please, do remind me never to do anything like this ever again.
Me and my project partner, we are basically doing a user-survey at Greve Library, mostly about which of the library´s facilities people use and whether or not they use bibliotek.dk. We´re using a questionnaire we spent a lot of time making, and this week and the next we are spending whole days in Greve convincing people they should fill them out and help us.
10 - 19 tuesdag and wednesday this week - and with two hours of transport each way and having to spend most of the day standing, smiling and walking and asking politely "Escuse me, would you like to help us with our usersurvey?" (or variations thereof) - well, let me just say that I slept very, very well last night. And I have 4 more days next week with more of the same...
Don´t get me wrong, though - people are nice, smiling and friendly and surprisingly many of them are willing to take the 5-10 minutes it takes to fill out the questionnaire. But it is nevertheless 9 hours straight with only a tiny break for lunch and the occasional breather, and it is all standing - so please, do remind me never to do anything like this ever again.
