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Does Your Company or Organization Need Focus Groups?

     Many times companies or organizations realize a need to address challenging areas but do not realize the scope of the problem. Many factors, including lack of time or resources, limit management’s ability to assess and target problems.

     Using a trained and professional independent consultant can assist management with the goals and objectives that the company wants to accomplish. By developing a customized and detailed report can enable your company identify and implement an action plan.

     People Skills Training and Consulting can address and help resolve issues that in turn will enhance the company’s revenue.

Benefits of Conducting Focus Groups

What are some common reasons why companies conduct focus groups?

  • Morale problems
  • Pay/benefits
  • Communication problems
  • Work environment
  • Recruitment/retention issues
  • Customer service issues
  • Examine issues cited in employee surveys
  • Explore company or departmental problems
  • Assess, target and/or provide viable solutions
  • Preventative tool to deter potential problems or liabilities
  • Why use People Skills Training and Consulting as an independent consultant?

  • Trained to facilitate and keep groups focused by using counseling skills and corporate background
  • Highly skilled at directing individuals into a problem solving mode
  • Employees feel more comfortable citing problem areas and proposing solutions with a third party
  • Ability to recognize potential liabilities
  • Anonymous responses from all employees are recorded
  • All company information is strictly confidential
  • ** (For additional credentials, please review biography)

    How are focused group questions developed and how are focused groups formed?

  • Assist management to determine the goal and objective for conducting focus groups
  • Upper management and/or Human Resources are involved in question development
  • Select a appropriate sample size
  • Random selection
  • Determine appropriate group size and length of groups
  • What type of report does management receive?

  • Executive summary
  • Professional recommendations
  • Methodology
  • Summary of employee responses
  • Listing of all employee responses that are not edited
  • Results of this detailed report are reviewed with the management and/or Human Resources
  • Financial Benefits

    How can this increase the bottom line?

  • Reduce employee turnover
  • Increase morale
  • Identify potential risks and liabilities
  • Identify necessary training
  • Improve customer satisfaction
  • Customer recovery
  • Improve quality
  • Increase company’s overall profitability by providing viable solutions
  • For more information please contact Lori Sloas with People Skills Training and Consulting (870) 435-2169 or email: lorisloas719@hotmail.com

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