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How to Use Open-Ended Questions on Surveys with Examples
How are you doing? What are you feeling? When are we leaving? You probably ask things like these quite often, and all three have something in common: Each is...
How Relationship Surveys Work & Questions to Ask (with Examples)
Relationships: there’s the good, the bad, and the ugly. Some relationships are rocky, while some are smooth sailing. They may be broken but fixable, or completely beyond repair. Either...
How Business Surveys Inform Decision Making with Survey Examples
Businesses both big and small often rely on surveys to gather information from customers, non-customers, and employees. Many business surveys have different goals; for example, one survey may ask...
12 Free Stock Photo Websites to Use for Sourcing Online Survey Images
Is a picture really worth 1,000 words? Try 60,000 of them! Studies show that humans process visuals that many times faster than text. In fact, it takes just 13...
How to Create an Employee Benefits Survey + 7 Tips
Nearly 50% of American workers say they are very satisfied with their current job, and another 30% are somewhat satisfied. The remainder report being either somewhat dissatisfied or very...
Are Surveys Quantitative or Qualitative?
Researchers and marketers collecting data through surveys typically break down their results into two different categories: quantitative data and qualitative data. So what is the difference between each form...