Top Five Most Inspiring Podcasts
Check out the top five most inspiring podcasts we love at Maven. Learn about the top trends in entrepreneurship and professional development as you commute!
Recruit Like A Maven: Best Practices
Increase your referral commission earnings by learning to recruit like a Maven. Use these best practices to strengthen your network – and your pocket book.
Tips to Maximize Your Referral “Hit Rate” and Earn More Referral Commissions
Tips and best practices for maximizing your referral “hit rate” to earn more referral commissions and profit from bringing your contacts to Maven.
You Mix Fact and Opinion – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you write questions that mix fact and opinion? If so, you are falling victim to one of the top ten mistakes Survey writers make.
You Think Sample Size Matters – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you think sample size is the most important thing? If so, you are falling victim to one of the top ten mistakes Survey writers make.
WTF? Undefined Acronyms – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you use slang, industry jargon, colloquialisms, or catchphrases in your questions? If so, you are committing one of the most common Survey mistakes.
Slang, Industry Jargon, and Colloquialisms – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you use slang, industry jargon, colloquialisms, or catchphrases in your questions? If so, you are committing one of the most common Survey mistakes.
Incomplete or Overlapping Multiple Choice Selections – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you provide incomplete or overlapping responses to your multiple choice questions? If so, you are committing one of the most common Survey mistakes.
Vague Language – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you use vague language in your Survey questions? If so, you are committing the Survey writing mistake that led to the infamous Soap Survey disaster.
Compound Questions – One of the Top 10 Mistakes Survey Writers Make
Do you use compound questions in your Surveys? If so, you are committing one of the top survey mistakes and setting yourself up for poor results.