Sentences with phrase «qualitative surveys»

You could also conduct more qualitative surveys — asking for opinions and recommendations — and publish your findings accordingly.

To capture these varied factors, the people analytics team examined qualitative surveys from the three major employee groups and compared the information to sales performances (stacked against quarterly quota).

In addition we do qualitative surveys, asking recruiters and others for their subjective impressions of the programs.

This can be done using both quantitative and qualitative survey methods.

Associate Professor Hunter Gehlbach recently joined their team as director of research to guide in the development of qualitative surveys for use in schools.

Quantitative survey data were analyzed using descriptive and exploratory statistics, and qualitative survey data were analyzed using content analysis (Patton, 2002).

This correspondence, together with the quantitative and qualitative survey responses contributed to further revision of the Index.

Generally, these service - delivery - focused, voluntary collections fall under the fast - track process: focus groups; one - time or panel discussion groups; customer satisfaction qualitative surveys; post-transaction customer surveys; online surveys; comment cards or complaint forms; moderated, un-moderated, in - person, and remote usability studies; and testing of a survey or other collection to refine questions.

She has conducted quantitative and qualitative survey based research for over a decade, has presented her work at professional conferences and to government research organizations, and has taught college level statistics and research methods as a teaching fellow at the New School for Social Research.

This Top 10 Ranking is based exclusively on the results of the qualitative survey.

Nazar says the fact that these 12 companies scored so well on both salary data shared with Comparably and the qualitative surveys is in line with their reputations as companies with the best corporate cultures.

A sharp increase in coverage in magazines and newspapers in the mid 1970s is also reported by a qualitative survey, Harrison (1982), p. 737.