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Fee is a SESmag personality pulled from GenderMag's SESmag foundations website. Fee represents a fraction of people with backgrounds similar to theirs. Please review background about Fee for more information.
Background Knowledge and Skills
- Fee works as an accountant and has recently moved to a new employer where their software systems are unfamiliar to them.
- For Fee, technology is a useful tool that they have control over, and they like to ensure they have the latest version of all software with all new features.
- Fee has not taken any computer programming or IT classes, but they enjoy math and think in terms of numbers.
- Fee writes and edits spreadsheet formulas for their work, leveraging their skills with numbers and technology.
- Fee plays the latest video games, has the newest smartphone, and drives a hybrid car. They download and install the latest software, always staying updated with technology.
- Fee is comfortable and confident with technology and enjoys learning about and using new technologies.
Access to Reliable Technology
- Fee has high access to reliable devices and internet, relying on their own devices rather than shared or public devices to complete their work. This affects how and when Fee uses technology.
Technology Self-Efficacy
- Fee has higher technology self-efficacy than their peers when it comes to handling unfamiliar computing tasks. If problems arise, Fee often blames the technology for the issues, which affects whether they will persist with a task.
Technology Risks
- Fee does not mind taking risks with unproven technology features. Even if the approach fails, Fee’s attitude toward technology remains unchanged.
Technology Privacy/Security
- Fee is concerned about losing personal information, such as their identity, to new features or apps. However, they are not overly concerned with others knowing their location. Because Fee relies on their own devices, they perceive technological risks as low.
Perceived Control and Attitude Toward Authority
- Fee views technology’s output as a suggestion they can challenge or change. This sense of control influences Fee’s experience when using technology.
Communication Literacy/Education/Culture
- Fee had access to high-quality education growing up and was exposed to a wide range of technologies. They also struggle less with software that contains implicit assumptions, cultural references, jargon, or complex sentence structures.