How To Analyse A Questionaire - Doc Download

vanita 86
hello everyone,
I m new to this forum, and i am doing my summer internship for which i m preparing a project on determining the leadership potential of a company. I have designed a questionaire but dont know how to analyse it. Can u all help me on this.
Vanita
nashbramhall
Hello Vanita,
You should have designed the questionnaire after deciding how to analyse findings based on your objectives and hypotheses to prove. However, do post the questionaire, so that we could see what you have done and give you some constructive feedback.
Have a nice day.
Simhan
A retired academic in UK
jevitee
Dear Vanita,
Since u have already designed the questionnaire, u have to decide how the data can be analysised...just try to devide the data thru' various view points ,categories,areas,teams,derartments,layers of Administrative structures,and others u can decide from company's HR structure...group them ,, regroup them...u may come across few interesting findings .
These data can be put into diff. perspectives in form of Reports/Analysis.
Actully u should talk to Diff. HODs to find out shortcomings & focus on few topics.
All The Best.
Jayendra Tanna, Ahmedabad.
vanita 86
hello everyone,
I have taken a questionaire on determining leadership potential which i have attached below. I have got it filled and have tried to analyse it please check if i have done it right or not and also suggest suitable recommendations which i could suggest nd actions that cud be taken. I wud be very greatful.
Vanita
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chum
Hi Vanita,
Your analysis part is good, but, lemme clear, what is the objective of this study?, have you made any hypothesis? Wat r the sugesstions u made out of this study? Lemme know, so tat I cud help u in better way.
nashbramhall
Hello Vanita,
I wish you had piloted the questionnaire, before administering it. You do not seem to have collected any demographic data. In the absence of such data, you can only say what you found overall and will not be able to analyse them further by department, sexes, age groups, etc. May I know how many respondents answered the questionnaire?
How do you know that the items in a group belong to that group. If you do a factor analysis using SPSS you may be able to assess that.
I have not seen all the tables attached. This comment is based on viewing the first two: questionnaire and Table 1.
Have a nice day
Simhan
A retired academic in UK
vanita 86
hiiiiiiiii chum,
First of all thanx for your reply. Since it is clear from the graphs most of the people who are analysed lies in the moderately strong area of leadership so there is need to enhance their leadership skills via training activities. But cud u suggest any ways for it nd whether i have to make different suggestions for people of different grades also. Thanx again.
Vanita
vanita 86
Hello Sir,
Thanx for ur reply. Actually i have got a project "Determine the leadership potential of Employees from Grade E1 to E4. E1 grade implies Engineer trainee, E2 implies Sr.engineers, E3 implies deputy manager and E4 implies Managers. The work which i have done is that i have designed the questionaire, circulated it nd have got it filled, have analysed it by plotting different graphs for different questions which i have taken. I have also grouped these questions under three sub-headings viz, communication, teamwork nd future orientation. I have come to know through graphs that most of the people lies in the moderately strong zone. I want to know that which all inferences i cud make out of it nd what all suggestions i cud make. I will be very thankful to u if u cud help me on this. I m stuck on this. Please provide ur valuable assistance.
Vanita
nashbramhall
Have you got information by different grades? How many of each grade have responded?
Simhan
vanita 86
yes sir i have got the information Gradewise i.e, E1, E2, E3,E4.There are 48 respondents in E1 grade, 10 in E2, 17 in E3 nd 8 in E4 i.e, a sample size of 84 in total.
Vanita
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