Up until now, leaders havenât prioritized this very highly
Hmm, this doesnât feel true of my experience. Iâm mentally running through a list of recent large-ish CEA projects, and they all involved user interviews, surveys, or both.
Itâs possible that you mean something else by âmeaningful dialogueâ? (Or are referring to non-CEA projects?)
I suppose you could think of it as a manner of degree, right? Submitting feedback, doing interviews etc. are a good start, but involve people having less of a say than either 1. being part of the conversation or 2. having decision-making power, eg through a vote. People like to feel their concerns are heardânot just in EA, but in generalâand when eg. a company says âplease send in this feedback formâ Iâm not sure many people feel as heard as if someone (important) from that company listens to you live and publicly responds.
Hmm, this doesnât feel true of my experience. Iâm mentally running through a list of recent large-ish CEA projects, and they all involved user interviews, surveys, or both.
Itâs possible that you mean something else by âmeaningful dialogueâ? (Or are referring to non-CEA projects?)
I suppose you could think of it as a manner of degree, right? Submitting feedback, doing interviews etc. are a good start, but involve people having less of a say than either 1. being part of the conversation or 2. having decision-making power, eg through a vote. People like to feel their concerns are heardânot just in EA, but in generalâand when eg. a company says âplease send in this feedback formâ Iâm not sure many people feel as heard as if someone (important) from that company listens to you live and publicly responds.