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Northstar Workshop: Research Pilot
Four slides proposing a fictional customer-interview pilot: 12 interviews across four weeks, leading to one improvement to test.
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Northstar Workshop is fictional. This image-rich HTML version was generated separately from the native PowerPoint example in the creation guide. Interviews, imagery and proposed outcomes are illustrative, not completed research. The publication copy corrects the cover year to 2026.
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1. Northstar Workshop
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Client proposal / 01
Northstar
Workshop
12 interviews. Four weeks. One improvement to test.
Research pilot proposalFictional example
Listen closely. Test deliberately.
Northstar / 2026
2. Find the friction after hello.
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The brief / 02
Find the
friction
after hello.
Learn why new users stop after the first session.
Decision: Is a focused four-week interview pilot the right next step?
Fictional example
Listen for the moment the story changes.
3. A steady cadence across four weeks.
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The rhythm / 03
A steady cadence
across four weeks.
Small batches keep the learning close to the work.
01
Week 1
3 interviews
02
Week 2
3 interviews
03
Week 3
3 interviews
04
Week 4
3 interviews
Observe → synthesize → choose
12 interviews, paced for learningFictional example
4. Turn conversations into one clear test.
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The handoff / 04
Turn conversations
into one clear test.
The pilot ends with a focused next move, not a long list of observations.
01 / Group
Summarize recurring problems by grouping themes across interviews.
02 / Choose
Choose one focused improvement for the next learning cycle.
A practical close to a small, deliberate pilot.Fictional example
A clear test gives the team somewhere to look next.
Listen for patterns.
Leave with a choice.