[ Challenge & Selection ] 

 I used mind mapping in my internal work , and the " what is " part helped me to set up 

 personas to meet the needs more concretely . This was the first time I used it after 

 attending this session to find possible solutions to a problem . By using this approach , I 

 was able to summarize the ideas I collected and expand my hypothesis . In order to 

 create personas from the hypotheses for the problem , I was able to include things that 

 were previously omitted from the collection in the process of figuring out how they are 

 all connected and fulfill the requirements . 

 [ Application ] 

 This time , we conducted a project called " Creating a new experience for new 

 employees using IT technology " . 

 We first selected 20 people to be interviewed . For each of the 20 , we asked them about 

 their impressions of their assignments , their attendance , and their work . 

 We asked each of the 20 people what they thought of their assignments , their 

 attendance system , their tax management , and other complaints about their working 

 lives . As a result , we were able to collect a huge number of complaints and opinions 

 from each of them . 

 Since we had not been exposed to design thinking before , we started by organizing the 

 opinions . Of the three items we set as interview items , most people were dissatisfied 

 with their assignments , and there were no other complaints or notable impressions . 

 Therefore , we used a mind map in the process of compiling opinions about the 

 assignment . We divided the opinions into three categories : process , information from 

 the department , and others , and organized the connections between them . By 

 organizing the connections , we were able to find a wide range of information , from the 

 lack of information sharing to the difficulty of using the current platform . 

 Normally , we knew that we would have to proceed with design thinking from this point 

 on , but because of the limitations of the task we were given , we had to choose a 

 solution that could be realized by our current team using Python , and we had to create 

 a highly feasible web page using django . 

 [ Insight & Approach ] 

 I think the most important and valuable part of this process was that I was able to share 

 my opinions with the entire team by using mind maps . Until now , I had only worked on 

 things in the process of verifying hypotheses based on my findings , so I did not feel the 

 significance of collaborating with others until I had developed a hypothesis . If all I 

 wanted to do was to test a hypothesis , I could decide on a hypothesis more quickly by 

 myself , and I did not feel that the depth of my hypothesis was deepened at all by 

 collaborating with others . 

 However , by being aware of the design thinking format and working on it this time , I 

 was able to conduct interviews and gather and expand my opinions in an easily visible 

 form using mind maps , rather than just looking at the text . As a result , I feel that I was 

 able to understand more deeply than words what other members were interested in 

 and had opinions about . 

 As a result , we were able to find many approaches to problem solving . However , I feel 

 that in the actual business world , there is little that depends solely on my current 

 technical skills , and I would like to create more opportunities for practice in the future 

 by growing more from this experience . I would like to create more opportunities to 

 practice . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: [ Challenge & Selection ] 

 I used mind mapping in my internal work , and the " what is " part helped me to set up 

 personas to meet the needs more concretely . This was the first time I used it after 

 attending this session to find possible solutions to a problem . By using this approach , I 

 was able to summarize the ideas I collected and expand my hypothesis . In order to 

 create personas from the hypotheses for the problem , I was able to include things that 

 were previously omitted from the collection in the process of figuring out how they are 

 all connected and fulfill the requirements . 

 [ Application ] 

 This time , we conducted a project called " Creating a new experience for new 

 employees using IT technology " . 

 We first selected 20 people to be interviewed . For each of the 20 , we asked them about 

 their impressions of their assignments , their attendance , and their work . 

 We asked each of the 20 people what they thought of their assignments , their 

 attendance system , their tax management , and other complaints about their working 

 lives . As a result , we were able to collect a huge number of complaints and opinions 

 from each of them . 

 Since we had not been exposed to design thinking before , we started by organizing the 

 opinions . Of the three items we set as interview items , most people were dissatisfied 

 with their assignments , and there were no other complaints or notable impressions . 

 Therefore , we used a mind map in the process of compiling opinions about the 

 assignment . We divided the opinions into three categories : process , information from 

 the department , and others , and organized the connections between them . By 

 organizing the connections , we were able to find a wide range of information , from the 

 lack of information sharing to the difficulty of using the current platform . 

 Normally , we knew that we would have to proceed with design thinking from this point 

 on , but because of the limitations of the task we were given , we had to choose a 

 solution that could be realized by our current team using Python , and we had to create 

 a highly feasible web page using django . 

 [ Insight & Approach ] 

 I think the most important and valuable part of this process was that I was able to share 

 my opinions with the entire team by using mind maps . Until now , I had only worked on 

 things in the process of verifying hypotheses based on my findings , so I did not feel the 

 significance of collaborating with others until I had developed a hypothesis . If all I 

 wanted to do was to test a hypothesis , I could decide on a hypothesis more quickly by 

 myself , and I did not feel that the depth of my hypothesis was deepened at all by 

 collaborating with others . 

 However , by being aware of the design thinking format and working on it this time , I 

 was able to conduct interviews and gather and expand my opinions in an easily visible 

 form using mind maps , rather than just looking at the text . As a result , I feel that I was 

 able to understand more deeply than words what other members were interested in 

 and had opinions about . 

 As a result , we were able to find many approaches to problem solving . However , I feel 

 that in the actual business world , there is little that depends solely on my current 

 technical skills , and I would like to create more opportunities for practice in the future 

 by growing more from this experience . I would like to create more opportunities to 

 practice .
### Output: 