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Guide to Presenting Your Results and Selecting Focus Areas
Guide to Presenting Your Results and Selecting Focus Areas

A guide to presenting your results and selecting focus areas

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Written by Jared Ellis
Updated over a week ago

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A guide to presenting your results and selecting focus areas

Who is this guide for?

Account Admins, Survey Admins, Survey Creators

After you've gone through the Results Call - Getting Started Guide and taken down some notes (via the section prompts) you're probably now thinking about how you might communicate and present the results to your leaders or even the whole company. This can also be a little overwhelming, especially if you've never done it before. We're here to help with that too!

The first thing to consider is just how much of the data you might present or share in this first presentation or communication. We recommend accepting (with open arms) that it is not ideal to present all of your data and every possible cut and slice. There is usually just far too much data and using such an approach will typically lead to a common case of 'analysis paralysis'. Remember, it's not data alone that is going to create culture change, it will be the focus, conversations, actions, experimentation and tracking of results over time that will help create real change.

We encourage you and your leaders to identify some key findings and then focus that down even further to just TWO focus areas (plus a quick win). That's right, just two - a Primary and a Secondary focus for action and a quick win (something you can do in one or two weeks).

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