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Anthropologists in Practice: An Interview with Beth Schill, Research Program Manager at the Partnership for Public Service

Anthropologists in Practice is an ongoing series of interviews featuring anthropologists (and professionals with anthropology training) who work outside of … More

anthropology careers, Beth Schill, Beverly Strassman, big data, budget sequestration, business, Cambridge, Carole McGranahan, China, clients, consulting, corporate clients, cultural conflict, culture change, Deloitte, Dogon, Elizabeth Schill, Eric Mueggler, Founding Fathers, going native, government, GovLab, High Speed Rail Initiative, Himalayan cultures, international development, labor, Lhasa, liminality, Mali, Maxwell Owusu, organizational culture, Partnership for Public Service, practicing anthropology, program management, public sector, railroad management, research, Tibet, Tom Fricke

It takes two: How researchers and clients can help facilitate successful ethnographic fieldwork

Image courtesy State Library and Archives of Florida Ethnographic research is an increasingly popular approach for understanding consumers and users … More

buy-in, clients, consumer research, design research, ethnography, Fieldwork, note-taking, research participants, roles, stakeholders, tagging along, user experience, user experience research, user research, ux research, value

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