Research & Listening

Share Your Perspective

A 15-question research conversation for older adults, based on the interview guide in your company folder. It begins with everyday experience and introduces the service idea only after the open questions.

Purpose: understand people's current social lives, interests, barriers and what makes a cross-generational connection meaningful and comfortable. Participation is optional. This preview does not send or store answers; a live version needs a privacy notice and secure response handling.

Part 1 · Your experiences

There are no right or wrong answers. Share only what you are comfortable sharing.

1. Could you tell me a little about how you usually spend your time during a typical week?2. Who do you usually spend time with? How often do you see them?3. What kinds of activities or experiences do you enjoy most?4. Are there things you would like to do more often but currently don't have the opportunity—or someone to do them with?5. How often do you spend time with people from a younger generation, such as university students or people in their 20s or 30s?6. What do you enjoy about spending time with younger people?7. Have you ever had a meaningful friendship or relationship with someone from a very different generation?8. Have you ever participated in an intergenerational program or activity? What did you like or dislike about it?9. What, if anything, makes it difficult to meet and get to know new people these days?10. If you wanted to build a friendship with someone from another generation, what would help you feel comfortable and safe?11. What would make a connection with a younger person feel meaningful, rather than just being someone who visits?

For the first pilot, the same questions may work better as a 20–30 minute conversation. An interviewer can follow up naturally and capture details that a web form may miss.