'Short' Surveys at Colorado CPA Society

Posted by accountingweb on Feb 25 2000 66 printer friendly

All of us can learn a lesson on how to survey members, clients, staff and others via the Internet by taking a look at some of the useful, fun ways to accomplish this often burdensome task.

Why not have a bit of fun and learn something useful at the same time?

The Colorado Society of CPAs conducts online surveys, called "Survey Shorts" through its home page, featuring a pair of red polka-dot boxer shorts as a link to the survey.

The current survey is designed to inform Society staff on how well the organization delivers information on CPE to members across the state.

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