5 report tasks not to do manually
The job of a researcher has over the years become faster, more streamlined, and in many respects, increasingly automated. There are efficient systems for handling survey research, data processing, and visualization – all within the same platform. But despite this, many still find themselves manually manipulating their data in Excel and statistical programs like SPSS…
Why you should use open-ended questions in your surveys
One of the most effective question types used in surveys is open-ended questions. They are typically used to gather a freer response than what is possible with fixed answer options. However, it’s important that you decide early on what the answers will be used for and how you will analyze them to maximize their utility.…
5 Tips for Creating Good PowerPoint Reports
PowerPoint is an excellent tool for presenting the results of a survey in a simple and structured manner. Often, an analyst hold a presentation, explaining the slideshow verbally page by page. However, this isn’t always the case, for example, when presenting results from an employee survey where each manager receives a unique report. Then you…