So, I received an email this morning asking me to fill out a CFAV survey, anyone else receive one?
I ask because it suggests within the survey that I have left the organisation (which I have not) and makes me wonder if it is an IT problem or if someone has clicked the wrong button
A: You failed to sign our workeâŚvolunteers agreement
2: Too much admin which took over your life resulting in forms failing to be sent which meant we removed you.
C: You didnât keep current with mandatory 2 day first aid courses which resulted in us removing you.
4: You painted and repaired your Sqn for minimal ÂŁÂŁÂŁ instead of using our over priced, under qualified contractors which meant we removed you.
If we have missed any ways of making your Volunteering for young adults anymore difficult and stressful could you please give us pointeâŚAdvice on how we could have done it better?
I received the e mail for this yesterday morning.I filled it in for all the good it will do .Thing is I left almost 12 months ago now.So shouldnt this have come out last year.I also received a further e mail from some IT dude at HQAC stating it had been sent in error to a lot of people who havnt left.So the incompetence of the organisation continues.How many times have we all received e mails or stuff that had been sent in âerrorâ.
I answered all the questions and added a fair few things about the disgrace that is RFCA contractors.Plus all the various other stuff that hacked me off and made me leave something that I once loved.
A lot! Would of taken atleast 30mins to fill it out, definitely not for purpose the a CFAV who has left. Why would they still want to be hassled to fill out feedback forms when they probably left because they had to fill out too many forms already
Because bad news from leavers surveys can be labeled as the griping of malcontents whoâs whining has already been overtaken by events and planned changes. Bad news from those still involved is more difficult to sweep under the carpet.
In my experience it can be precisely because they are unable to effect that change that they leave. I almost left because my OC was insane. I complained about them and got transferred. However, the next officer on my old unit who then butted heads with the OC did leave. They were in charge for a few years, in which time every member of staff (bar the ancient CI) who was on the unit when she joined had left the unit by the time she was replaced.
Sounds plausible. But how will an exit survey effect change, the first step is to ensure OCâs are willing to effect change first otherwise surveys are pointless (unless it relates to issues on the unit) how is your old unit doing now btw out of curiosity, better OC?