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Enterprise usability problem: hiring managers stop logging in so recruiters cannot finish hiring flows. Analysis shows manager sessions drop sharply after initial registration and that requirements come from buyers not users. Uses collaboration theory to map roles, commitments and communication. Builds single sign-on (social logins and device installer) to remove credential friction and retires fragile limited easy access links. Outcome: prototype deployed and manager access and recruiter handoffs increase, reducing stalled reviews.
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- 0:00Introduction and background
- 4:14Enterprise software complexity issues
- 11:13Balancing user and business needs
- 17:05Collaboration theory principles
- 23:16Case study hiring manager problem
- 29:56Applying collaboration principles
- 33:10Proposal for enterprise UX patterns
- 35:39Conclusion and Q&A
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