Designing for government: an intern's perspective
...Before my internship, I did minimal research on projects. Now, it’s something I’m involved with throughout. It’s been great to take my designs into research sessions to see how users...
...Before my internship, I did minimal research on projects. Now, it’s something I’m involved with throughout. It’s been great to take my designs into research sessions to see how users...
...and retain great people. Equality of opportunity Linked to this, and to the core values of the Civil Service, is my desire to bring a better balance to our workforce....
...we work collaboratively, so do expect to get involved in things like design workshops and sketching, and do expect to be invited to observe research and testing sessions. Come along...
...but I wanted to be sure that the operations team understood the user researcher point of view as well. The best way to do that was for them to act...
...doing? We’re open to further improvements in how we approach digital transformation and would love to get your thoughts, inputs and experience in the Comments section below or via twitter...
...it is important to have some people who are less interested in the complexities of the technology itself and more focused on how we are going to get it out...
...daunting for candidates. Tommy Smith, Home Office recruitment lead In this post I’m going to break down the application process for you and provide some top tips on how to...
...to work on, and I’m excited to see how our work will help the charity achieve their goals. From programme to a permanent position I’ll be rotating onto a new...
...delivery which led to my interest in the DDaT profession. I was able to apply some of the methodologies I had learned to the smaller projects I was working on...
...for every role and access to relevant continuous professional development. Due to the range of work that QAT supports there are opportunities for QAT colleagues to develop broad domain experience...