Jack,
We just started doing what you suggest vis-a-vis our graduates. The
problem is keepint the survey down to some reasonable length so they will
take the time to fill it out. Just roughly, how long is the survey
instrument you use (pages/questions)?
Thanks,
Dave
On Thu, 27 Feb 1997, Jack Ring wrote:
> on Thu, 27 Feb 1997 11:03:19, "David J. Lemak"wrote:
> >Subject: Re: Rejected posting to MG-ED-DV and my response
> >
> --- snip ---
> >We do, however, conduct focus
> >groups with executives from companies all over the state of Washington who
> >hire our graduates to find out what we do right and what we could do
> >better. ---- snip ---
> >Dave Lemak
> >
> Congrats for doing your market research. Consider surveying graduates
> after one, two or three years to ascertain what they feel they should have
> learned? We did this on a Master's program and found that they were much
> more aware of needs than were the corporate executives. They also gave us
> some interesting feedback on what executives need to know!
>
> Jack Ring
> Innovation Management
> 32712 N. 70th St.
> Scottsdale, AZ 85262-7143 USA
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>