[Goose]

This is really pretty amateurish stuff.  I wonder if they have the data analytics skills to do much with the responses.

Unfortunately, surveys seem to be proliferating in all venues these days. Every website seems to have the desire to collect information. The question of what one can possibly derive from this information, even with any amount of analysis, is often unclear. In many cases, I believe these surveys are used to justify an action that benefits some subgroup inside the organization. The "result" of the selected action can't really be evaluated, because the factors "measured" in any survey are functions many  things (even if just time). So, victory is declared and a new survey released to "improve" the situation. The only for sure winners are the folks getting paid to run the survey.

[Goose]

This is really pretty amateurish stuff.  I wonder if they have the data analytics skills to do much with the responses.

Unfortunately, surveys seem to be proliferating in all venues these days. Every website seems to have the desire to collect information. The question of what one can possibly derive from this information, even with any amount of analysis, is often unclear. In many cases, I believe these surveys are used to justify an action that benefits some subgroup inside the organization. The "result" of the selected action can't really be evaluated, because the factors "measured" in any survey are functions many  things (even if just time). So, victory is declared and a new survey released to "improve" the situation. The only for sure winners are the folks getting paid to run the survey.