You fill a questionnaire of a study you are most interested in.
After completion of the questionnaire you obtain meaningful feedback based on the underlying research model, along with a scientifically-grounded, automated interpretation of your individual results.
You can share and discuss your results with others or invite others to participate in a SelfSurvey.
SelfSurvey builds on the principles of evidence-based management and engaged scholarship. Researchers provide their insights from academic research studies as ‘SelfSurveys’ in order to inform, inspire, and impact practice.
SelfSurvey uses second-generation path modelling and prediction techniques to derive respondent-specific benchmarks based on a conceptual model specified by the researcher and underlying data.
Researchers can launch new SelfSurveys by making their research actionable for practitioner audiences and thereby contributing to practice through engaged scholarship.
Managers can take part in SelfSurveys of their interest and retrieve meaningful benchmarking information that is catered to their company’s specific situation and grounded in academic knowledge.
Consultants can invite clients to SelfSurveys and confidentially review the clients’ benchmarking results to enter into a dialogue about the possible strategies for acting upon SelfSurvey’s guidance.