Recruit 25 people for Short Research Interview (for MOM test) about Problem Statement

@purushothamk6

Hi, This is exactly the kind of work I enjoy — structured conversations that uncover what people actually think, not what they think you want to hear. I’m familiar with Rob Fitzpatrick’s MOM Test principles: no pitching, no leading, no hypotheticals — just grounded questions about real experiences and behaviors. I understand that the goal isn’t validation, it’s clarity. Here’s how I’d approach the 25 interviews: Recruit a diverse mix of everyday local residents through community groups, local forums, and direct outreach Keep each session focused (10–15 minutes) and strictly neutral Avoid leading language and stick to behavioral, past-tense questions Capture clean, structured notes or verbatim transcripts Deliver a concise insight summary highlighting recurring pains, themes, emotional signals, and unexpected findings I’m comfortable speaking with strangers and keeping conversations natural while still disciplined. I’ve worked with Zoom/Google Meet and recording tools, and I’m meticulous with documentation — especially when neutrality matters. Committing to 25 interviews within two weeks is realistic, and I’d schedule in batches to ensure quality stays consistent throughout. Happy to review your question set and refine the flow before kickoff. Looking forward to collaborating. Best, Purushotham KJ