Archive for June, 2007

Types Of Questions In A Survey Questionnaire

Designing a questionnaire seems to be an easy job. But then a poorly designed questionnaire leads to deeper troubles in your survey, even creating problems while executing data analysis. Proper data processing or survey processing needs correct blend of questions in the questionnaire.
One of the important tasks involved in a market research project is to design questionnaire that will ensure proper responses from the respondents. This article tries to enlist the types of questions that can be used by a researcher. Selection of a question type depends on many factors – response categories available, education level of respondents, etc.
Here is the list of question types -

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Biocides In Textile

Any unwanted modification in the properties of a material brought about by the essential actions of organisms is called Bio-deterioration. Present article is concerned with the degeneration of textile materials produced by microorganisms like fungi and bacteria, and the solutions to avert or reduce their effects.

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Get The Raise You Want And Deserve At Work

Do you want to make more money at your job? Most people do, but don’t know how to get a raise. Here are 7 practical tips that you can use now to get the raise you want and deserve:

1. Know your company’s policy and schedule. Most companies have strict cycles when they approve raises. What is the raise cycle in your company? If you don’t know, talk to your Human Resources representative.

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MySpace UnRavelled

Twice as many members as Ebay and it is said that a quarter million new accounts are created each and every day. MySpace was originally created for garage bands as a way to network with other bands but this changed quickly as there are now over 10,000 groups each which would cater to a different Genre. I have seen a lot of books out there about this Social Networking phenomenon but most of them are guides for the parents of MySpacers and how they can protect their children. With as many members as there are I am still shocked at the so few of books for this at the local bookstore.

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Email Ninja Moves: 7 Ways to Tame Your Inbox

Is dealing with your email becoming like a second job–you know, you can’t really get anything done because you’re always stuck in your inbox?

Or you look in your inbox and feel like you’re being buried alive by the 500 emails that are staring you in the face and mocking your attempts to get the situation under control?

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Where Can I Find Free Virtual Assistant Job Listings?

Finding a job once you have completed the training for a virtual assistant is the easy part. For the most part you will be finding your jobs through online websites, which are sometimes free, sometimes not.

What Can I Expect From A Website With Free Job Postings?

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3 Ugly Ways You Create Rejection

When I was a kid, I believed at night, when the lights went out, that the Boogey-Man was under my bed.

And I thought if my foot or arm accidently went over the side of the bed in the middle of the night…

SWOOOSH!….he would get me!

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AGLOCO – The Internet’s First Economic Network

Today’s hottest Internet businesses are all about the power of social networks. Companies like MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube have become worth billions because businesses have realized that these social networks are generating huge advertising and marketing opportunities. As these social networks grow, the economic potential for its owners – and the advertisers who target the site’s users – is remarkable.

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Create A “Secret” Vision

Whenever I have been given an assignment, the first thing I do is spend a few minutes creating a secret vision. The vision is very personal and indeed secret. I have never, until this moment, even divulged the concept of secret visions to anyone, let alone discussed the specifics of my personal visions.

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Emails and Websites

Emails and Websites One of the most important things in our industry is marketing. How we do it is different for each and every one of us. During this past year when our industry was at it’s lowest did you take advantage of this time to Market?

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Lifestyle Entrepreneurs – Statistics for Next Generation Leaders

Lifestyle Entrepreneurs are entrepreneurs who all have something in common.

They believe that their lifestyle is as important as financial results. They stay motivated and focused in their business because they truly love what they are doing. They keep the balance in life and work and reap the rewards by helping others. They are becoming the next generation of leaders in a world with a growing numbers of entrepreneurs.

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Lead Generation Ideas

Getting business leads has a lot to do with research or finding the right list of people that want to buy from your company. In the beginning, when the business was first started, a business plan should have been prepared with a customer section that described exactly why the customers would use your business in the first place. This is the starting point for business leads. This section of the business plan will go on to make the customer base grow more and more every day.

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7 Steps to Workforce Retention

It’s an IT jungle out there …and many of your employees may be thinking the jungles a bit greener somewhere else. With solo contracting becoming increasingly attractive, how do you make sure you retain key IT personnel?

Here are seven tips I’ve found helpful when working with companies suffering from talent drain, things you can do to not only retain staff but increase productivity and performance.

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Addition and Deletion of Pages in Thermal Bound Documents

Just imagine, you have finally finished binding your proposal that you have spent the last week preparing and a coworker walks by and mentions in passing the spelling mistake right on the first page. If you have ever experienced this type of situation, you understand how important it is to add and delete pages from your bound documents. Fortunately, if you are using a thermal binding system you can add pages and make changes in your bound documents allowing you to correct errors or make editorial additions/deletions.

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How A Russian Immigrant Revolutionized The Beauty and Movie Business

The benefits immigration has historically provided to the America economy and lifestyle has been thoroughly documented. The waves of Irish, Italian, and eastern European’s that swamped Ellis Island during the 19th century brought little more than hope and the drive to discover an opportunity to pursue a better life in the New World. They were ravaged by the historic poverty in their homelands, hungry, illiterate in many cases and did not speak English. And yet, despite these daunting obstacles, these immigrant masses were the forerunner of the diaspora that continues to this day and from which the United States has enjoyed immeasurable benefits.

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