Research Services: here to help

...opportunity to explain how it works. The first thing to say is that recruiting user research participants takes time, so get in touch early if you think you might want...
...opportunity to explain how it works. The first thing to say is that recruiting user research participants takes time, so get in touch early if you think you might want...
...to get hands-on experience of how to do research right – from discovery through to live. The internship is very supportive of learning and training, which has helped me to...
In his introductory post, Rob Thompson wrote about what he does as the Home Office’s Chief Technology Officer. Now it's my turn to explain a bit about what I do...
...Guaranteed Interview Scheme (GIS). This means applicants with disabilities only need to meet the minimum qualifying criteria to progress to the phone interview stages of assessment. You’ll be able to...
...- it’s rarely possible to squeeze it all into your allocated space. I was very lucky in a recent project, however, to have a huge amount of wall to play...
...only colour is used to indicate where it is. By all means use colour. But progressively enhance the experience and make sure text is always in place to explain important...
...train new team members. He later asked for more copies to be printed – both to put up in the office and to use as an engagement tool for other...
...we agreed with GRO that their register should list just the registration districts. We worked with the GRO to turn this data into the registration district register. What next? Now...
...research to decide on the most appropriate support channels to meet the needs of their users understand if any changes need to be made to their current support services to...
...government departments to use or edit them. Get in touch and we’ll share the raw video files, with instructions on how to change the contact details. Email me at emily.mahon-ball@digital.homeoffice.gov.uk....
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