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Federal Agency Employee Internet Survey
Groeneman Research & Consulting helped design and conduct a survey of senior-level employees about intra-organizational issues at a regulatory agency in Washington. As a subcontractor to the Institute for Human Development (www.ihdinc.org), a Ft. Washington, MD management consulting firm, GR&C participated in preliminary in-depth interviews to identify relevant issues for the survey, drafted the instrument, and then programmed the survey for web-based administration. The employee sample was sent a letter containing a link to the survey and requesting cooperation, and this initial contact letter was followed by several e-mail reminders as an effort to boost response. The completion rate for the survey exceeded 80%. GR&C also consulted on the data analysis for IHD's report.