Rate the effectiveness of the following actions that you could take:
1. In just under a month's time, email the administrators for feedback on how the process has been working.
Options: Counterproductive, Ineffective, Fairly Effective, Effective
2. Wait until the first report is requested by senior management. Then pull a report and provide the information.
Options: Counterproductive, Ineffective, Fairly Effective, Effective
3. After two weeks, ask an administrator sitting near you how many teams are using the new initiative.
Options: Counterproductive, Ineffective, Fairly Effective, Effective
4. Pull a weekly report to check that the data is being input correctly by the administrators. Flag any issues that you notice.
Options: Counterproductive, Ineffective, Fairly Effective, Effective
Answer (2)
The effectiveness of the actions varies: emailing administrators for feedback is fairly effective, waiting for management requests is ineffective, asking a nearby administrator is fairly effective, and pulling weekly reports is effective. These actions differ in their proactive or reactive nature. Gathering regular feedback ensures ongoing improvements in any business initiative.
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This action allows administrators to evaluate the process over a reasonable period, giving enough time to gather comprehensive feedback. However, timing could be expanded beyond a month for more substantial insights.
Wait until the first report is requested by senior management. Then pull a report and provide the information.
Effectiveness: Ineffective
