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Survey on change projects and transformations


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Tell us what you think !


The students of the IBM department at Hochschule Fresenius are conducting research on how emotional and social aspects contribute to the degree of success during changes and transformations in various kinds of businesses.

We kindly ask you to take 5 minutes of your time to review the following questions.

Your answers will remain strictly confidential. The collected data from the survey will be used and critically evaluated to complete our final report findings. 


Disclaimer: the survey will be open until December 4th, please make sure to submit your answers until the stated deadline. We ask you to stick to one company when answering the following questions.

1

What gender do you identify with?

Select one answer
2

Have you ever experienced a change project or transformation within the company you are/were working for?

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3

What size is the company you are/were working for?

Select one or more answers
4

What is/was your job title in the company you are/were referring to?

5

Please indicate on the scale the type of change project that your affiliated company aimed to implement.

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6

On a scale from -2 to 2 how truthful do you find the following statements: "I felt included from the beginning and was properly introduced to the change project."

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False
True
7

"I was able to voice my opinion and my opinion was acknowledged."

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false
true
8

"In case of uncertainty I had access to contact someone for the purpose of seeking support."

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false
true
9

During the change project I felt ... .

Evaluate yourself
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anxious
unbothered
0
apathetic
enthusiastic
0
overstrained
supported
10

The change project was ... .

Select one answer

Should you have further, detailed remarks concerning emotional and social support in the context of a change project, we highly encourage you to get in touch with us to share any additional information you consider to be relevant.


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We thank you for your participation in this survey and appreciate the time you have taken to respond to our inquiries.