Plan interviews that separate evidence from interpretation
The protocol begins with primary and secondary research goals and criteria for a useful interview. It then addresses participant selection, the interview environment, permissions, and ground rules. Listening guidance and follow-up techniques support deeper exploration, while a two-column note-taking method separates direct observations from interpretive notes.
The approach gives researchers a consistent process for collecting customer information that can be revisited and compared after the conversation.
What you’ll find inside
- Research objectives and success criteria
- Participant profiles and screening
- Interview preparation and ground rules
- Active listening and follow-up questions
- Observation and interpretation in research notes







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