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Except that most people don't think of their lives as "problems", not "big problems" (more like little annoyances), and definitely not "problems that can be fix
by personjerry 10y ago
Except that most people don't think of their lives as "problems", not "big problems" (more like little annoyances), and definitely not "problems that can be fixed by software".
Source - had same idea, surveyed 50 random people on the street.
- pascalxus 10y agoBut, by interviewing them, they might be able to find those annoyances and those problem areas. A skilled interviewer could probably find potentially solvable problems, that others may not have considered.