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This page is a supplemental page to the [[Volunteering:Email response statistician]] application. |
This page is a supplemental page to the [[Volunteering:Email response statistician]] application. |
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== good response == |
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A good response is a response that either has: |
A '''good response''' is a response that either has: |
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* A reply from the customer saying he or she understands and is able to continue his/her work; |
* A reply from the customer saying he or she understands and is able to continue his/her work; |
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* No reply from the customer, but the response was polite, adequate and enough informative – perceived by the researcher (as opposed to the general “send someone of empty-handed); |
* No reply from the customer, but the response was polite, adequate and enough informative – perceived by the researcher (as opposed to the general “send someone of empty-handed); |
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Revision as of 18:45, 30 June 2009
This page is a supplemental page to the Volunteering:Email response statistician application.
good response
A good response is a response that either has:
- A reply from the customer saying he or she understands and is able to continue his/her work;
- No reply from the customer, but the response was polite, adequate and enough informative – perceived by the researcher (as opposed to the general “send someone of empty-handed);