WEEK 2 JOURNEY

Hep! Hep! Hep!

Great work on first week of the challenge!

The team gathered information in a total number of 7 respondents which are the 5 passengers, 1 bus conductor, and 1 bus inspector who taking part in the challenge last week.

This week we are talking continuation about the week 2 Journey of the team.


Week One Recap

Before we begin, let's recap our first week journey.

The team focused on the third problem which is about the the services of buses where during pick hours, there are not enough transportation vehicles available, which can result overcrowded and discomfort for passengers.


Some Notable Opinions from the Last Week Respondents

With amazing opinions and information we gathered last week, the team is morale inspired to continue the work.

Let's take a look at just some of the great work of the team spotted last week:

  • Out of 7 respondents, there are total number of 5 who agreed the idea of the team.

Two of the respondents well recognized experts or bus company employee

Inspector and the Branch Manager

  • The team was work together to accomplish their common goal.
  • The team realized what they do next or what they supposed to do because of the information they gathered.


To continue, let's have the
WEEK 2 CHALLENGES AND EXPERIENCES 

          Due of what the team experiences on week 1 during interview at the Agora Bus Terminal, the team decide to conduct an interview to a passenger from somewhere like mall, and conduct an interview via phone/video call.



Kent Magrina and Jeffrey Roa from Elsalvador City

Wilmae Jean Lugar - One of the respondents we interview via online. She is a student from Tagoloan Community College and  lives in Lagonglong, Misamis Oriental. 


      During week 2, the team gathered information from 15 respondents and most of them is agreed to our project.




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