Job Steps

The ability to understand what the product can do and how it can be used to meet the user's needs.

The ability to find and collect any additional items needed to use the product effectively.

The ability to prepare the physical or digital space where the product will be used, ensuring it is conducive to the product's operation.

The ability to read and understand the manufacturer's instructions or guidelines to ensure correct usage.

The ability to turn on the product or initiate its start-up sequence, making it ready for use.

The ability to adjust the product's settings or preferences to match the user's specific needs or requirements.

The ability to engage with the product as intended to accomplish tasks or achieve goals.

The ability to identify and resolve simple problems that may arise during the use of the product.

The ability to make changes to the product's settings or how it is used based on the results of initial use or user feedback.

The ability to perform routine cleaning and maintenance to keep the product in good working condition.

The ability to put the product away in a manner that protects it from damage and makes it easy to access for future use.

The ability to consider how well the product met the user's needs and whether any changes or additional products are needed for better outcomes.

The ability to observe and assess the product's operation, ensuring it is functioning as expected.