Seeking Interview Participants for Dissertation on Technology Multitasking

Dear BayCHI Readers:

I am a PhD Candidate living in San Jose and am seeking to interview
information workers (people who rely on computing technologies to
create/manage their work) for my dissertation. The topic is the social
impact of multitasking in face-to-face meetings; for example, in many work
meetings people simultaneously participate in the F2F meeting while working
on other unrelated tasks on a laptop.

I'm with the University of Texas at Austin, School of Information, and this
research has IRB approval (#2002-08-16).

To participate, you must:
- Work from a physical office building at least 3 days a week
- Attend at least 3 face-to-face work meetings every month

The interview will be one-on-one with me in a Bay Area location of your
convenience (e.g. coffee shop or your place of work) and take approximately
1-hour. Additionally there is a $20 honorarium for participation.

Please email me if you have additional questions or are interested in
participating. Also feel free to forward this message to others in your
network.

Best Regards,
Lisa Kleinman
Ph.D. Candidate
University of Texas at Austin
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