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The Star surveyed people about COVID-19 survey culture and had an expert interpert our results. In short: There’s a good chance we’re all asking the wrong questions
To find out about the effectiveness of surveys, I created a very nonscientific survey … on surveys, to ask people if they found filling them out useful. Thirteen said they received surveys from their workplaces and a third of respondents also got surveys on returning to school. But overall, when I asked whether returning-to-work surveys made people feel more comfortable going back to work, most wrote no. In a nutshell, they’re not digging deeper to understand why employees feel the way they do when it comes to working from home or returning to the office. But if 70 per cent want Plexiglas dividers and 50 per cent want masks, how do you act on that data?
Source: thestar August 29, 2020 15:56 UTC
