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I was informed by a few list folks that this topic is relevant to the list and
warrants a possible discussion, so I am re-posting my previous message in
hopes we can start a discussion on the matter. So loose the hounds! And thanks.
We are developing a customer phone survey in hopes of learning more about
where we stand with our customers.
I am on the team that is tasked with developing this survey. We have invited a
representative from an organization geared toward helping companies use
surveys as tools for improvement.
I have a few general questions:
Have any of you had experience creating phone surveys? If so, do you have any
suggestions for development?
What should we look for in a company that will be asking the questions and
processing the info?
Thanks again,
Keith Wolfe
Associate Technical Writer
Merge Technologies Inc.
