Intuition: Survey and Interviews

Intuition: Surveys and Interviews

Through the use of today’s technology and interaction, an online survey shared on social

media platforms has reached out to diverse individuals with various WFH experiences during the

pandemic. Commencing with consent agreement to participate (see Appendices A), and a

screening question asking if individuals work from home or not, this accumulation has requested

both closed and open-ended inquiries. Each question was conceived to gain a well-rounded

understanding of how the broad population currently exposes its concern to the perpetual state of

feeling captive at home for work and life. Similar to the surveys, interview participants were first

asked to read and sign the involvement consent form (see Appendices C) before the interview

performance. Subsequently, virtual interviews were performed and delivered a well-rounded

source of quantitative and qualitative information about the new traditional measures that

individuals, along with their significant other and family members, experience with these stay-at-

home circumstances. Longing for a post-pandemic adaptation, the survey (via SurveyMonkey) (see Appendix B) was active from April 12to the 19th, 2021 and the interviews (performed via Zoom) (see Appendix D) occurred between April 15th and 20th, 2021 and lasted between 30 to 40

minutes each. Correspondingly these outcomes will deliver a basis of where individuals are

currently situated with the steady-state of living and working within the same four walls. These

contributions will give itemized information about the needs, thoughts, experienced emotions,

and future preferences anticipated. Five interviews with varied professionals of the millennial

age group with various experiences with remote work will contribute and offer a specific

consideration of how individuals have adapted and continue to strive in their workforce and

home life. Beyond the shreds of evidence discovered in the literature report, these interactions

authorize an opportunity to observe the non-verbal reactions that each inquiry may represent.