Your working note.
Illustrative working-note outline · Not an app-generated result
- Participant quote
- “I keep a separate list because I’m not sure the handover is complete.”
- Observation
- The participant described checking work outside the main system.
- Interpretation to test
- The extra list may signal uncertainty about completion. One interview does not establish how common this is.
- Next question
- Ask the participant to walk through the last handover and show what they checked.
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“Separate direct quotes from interpretations and suggest questions for the next interview.”
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Put it to work.
Replay one quote in context before using it. Note where your interpretation goes beyond what the participant actually said.
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First-note guide →Common questions
What should a research interview note preserve?
Preserve direct quotes, observed or reported behavior, the interview context, your interpretation, and open questions. Keep evidence from one participant distinct from claims about a wider audience.
Can I ask questions across interviews?
Aplomo supports questions across your notes. Review the cited notes and original recordings; an AI answer is a starting point for analysis, not evidence that every interview has been exhaustively compared.