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Kubernetes: Putting the Focus on Upstream Usability with SIG Usability

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SIG Usability reports a user research pipeline using jobs to be done methodology, a screening survey and planned qualitative interviews, with a screening sample of 1,800 responses and 41 volunteers for follow up. Findings show documentation as the top learning resource, heavy use in production and a surprisingly high satisfaction metric NPS 62.5. All data and artifacts are being open sourced, and contribution channels include the Google group, GitHub repo and Kubernetes Slack channel.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:06Community Update
  3. 1:41The Upstream Iconography for Kubernetes
  4. 2:53Top Areas the Kubernetes Project Needs To Address in 2020
  5. 3:42Where To Find Us
  6. 4:00Google Groups
  7. 7:59Jobs To Be Done
  8. 12:24Screening Survey
  9. 16:16Activities
  10. 18:40The Net Promoter Score
  11. 20:32Next Steps
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