NEST Management - Feedback

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Please take 2 minutes to provide us with feedback on the NEST Online Marketing DVD. The feedback from this research will be used to inform future Network Meeting DVD's. Many thanks.

Have you viewed the content on the NEST Online Marketing DVD?

	Yes
	No

How would you rate the relevance of the content in the DVD to your business?

	Very relevant
	Relevant
	Not at all relevant

How would you rate the production quality of the DVD?

	Excellent
	Good
	Satisfactory
	Poor

How would you rate the length / duration of each session on the DVD?

	Too long
	About right
	Too short

How would you rate the professionalism of the presenters in the DVD?

	Extremely professional
	Very professional
	Not very professional
	Unprofessional

How would you rate the guidance provided in the DVD?

	Just right
	Too basic
	Too technical

How likely are you to apply what you have learned from the DVD to your business?

	I have already applied some / all of the methods
	I'm very likely to apply some / all of the methods
	I'm unlikely to apply some / all of the methods due to lack of time
	I'm unlikely to apply some / all of the methods as I didn't feel they were relevant to my business

Latest News

Employers 'should develop staff communication skills' [27 August 2008]
Care trust to subsidise gym membership for obese people [26 August 2008]
Female entrepreneurs 'need confidence' [22 August 2008]
Construction workers 'could be limited by fitness check' [21 August 2008]
Small business managers 'working longer hours' [20 August 2008]
Long term email marketing strategy is best for 'savvy recipients' [19 August 2008]
Businesses 'overlooking importance of website' [18 August 2008]

Employers 'should develop staff communication skills'
Wednesday, 27 August 2008 | Direct News by Adfero

The best way for staff to develop communication skills is through feedback, according to an industry expert.According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), communication and...
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Care trust to subsidise gym membership for obese people
Tuesday, 26 August 2008 | Direct News by Adfero

A care trust is set to help tackle the obesity problem in its area by subsidising gym memberships for people.The South West Essex Primary Care Trust has received £20 million funding from the...
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