About Wells Fargo Community Banking
Wells Fargo's Community Banking segment encompasses its regional branch banking operations.
I have yet to meet the end users who will be interacting with the product that our scrum team is currently developing.
Take two half days from a big room planning session in Chandler Arizona and meet with the Home Mortgage Consultants.
I dedicated two half-days to observing consultants on-site and taking notes as they interacted with customers.
The main issue raised was the use of multiple, disjointed applications across two monitors, coupled with the absence of an auto-dialer, to conduct a single call.
Client
Wells Fargo, San Francisco CA
My role
UX Designer
Team agile
Product owner, developer, content strategist, engineering and UX designer
Tools
Note pad
Timeline
Two half days
Date
2017
I serve as the UX designer for the HMC (Home Mortgage Consultants) scrum team. We are one of nine scrum teams tasked with transitioning legacy applications to the Salesforce CRM platform.
Our Scrum team met in Chandler, Arizona (April 2019) for three days of big room planning. Chandler is also the call center hub for Home Mortgage Consultants – HMC.
I took two half days to visit the call center and conduct some field studies.
By closely observing the tasks of Home Mortgage Consultants (HMC) as they correspond with a customer, I intend to gather insights regarding their goals, challenges, and activities. This will guide me in designing a superior home lending experience in Salesforce.
I met with six home mortgage consultants spending an average of 45 minutes with each. I was patched into their customer calls (on mute) with a view to understanding the process they use to service their clients. I was careful not to disturb the consultants and only asked questions during call breaks.
Their primary function is to authenticate the caller and transfer them to a HMC.
Field studies are research activities that take place in the user’s context rather than in your office or lab and should emphasize the observation of real user behavior. – Nielsen Norman Group
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