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The person being interviewed was obviously a non-technical person who was trying to provide information as he/she understood. It's easy to just take every stat
by sounddust 17y ago
The person being interviewed was obviously a non-technical person who was trying to provide information as he/she understood. It's easy to just take every statement literally and proclaim the person an idiot, but it's almost as easy to translate these statements into their (obvious) accurate equivalents and get some value from this interview. I don't understand the point of the former approach.
- brown9-2 17y agoTo expand, the interviewer in the original interview: - thought that Facebook's servers would be hosted in their office - was unfamiliar with the idea of usability studies or tracking eyeballs during usability studies - was baffled by the idea that facebook would track your clicks throughout the entire site to help determine who your closest contacts were - was also surprised by the fact that in the cloud, nothing is ever truly deleted - was surprised to see that facebook employees would have the ability to login as any user in the system