yep, same here
I got 2, double survey for me!
good timing!!
disappointing, nothing for me so far down here in the back of beyond
Email + link to survey has just arrived.
“CDbCommand failed to execute the SQL statement: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 2006 MySQL server has gone away”
Maybe too many doing the survey all at once 
hitting refresh seems to help.
still nothing on both addresses
Had mine, had the database error too, refreshing it will fix it. It’s likely due to limited resources on the database and lots of people hitting it at once.
Not a single question relating to our thoughts on HQAC either, it stops at RHQ level which is a little poor.
It’s working okay for me…
“To what extent do you agree with the following…”
Ummm… There’s literally only one possible answer - We work with young people. What possible leeway is there for a range of agreement?
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SATT staff…
RSOs
WSOs
I’ll admit in some areas only.
Ahh, yeah. Fair point. I hadn’t thought about it as working “directly” with young people…
Though even those who don’t work directly with cadets have by their actions still “helped” them (unless of course they’re just one of those obstructive, pain in the backside volunteers who need to move on :P)
I’d love to see how many people don’t think they’ve helped young people… One would wonder what on earth they’re doing.
I hate that there is no neither agree or disagree option
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Asking those questions would open the proverbial as I don’t imagine too many “good” answers.
That or “don’t know / don’t care”
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Lots of repetition in the questions…
Coming from a social science research background it doesn’t feel like the most tightly put together bit of research.
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there are arguments that by repeating questions in surveys, if by changing the wording so the exact question is not asked again, a true reflection is offered as you’d expect the same answer to be given each time if they are being honest, yet careful rewording or ordering of questions may skew how they answer it.
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Yes, I know. But, on the other hand you have the danger that people stop paying attention to the questions because they’re just repeating themselves, meaning you don’t get an accurate representation of their attitude.
I’ll caveat that by saying this sort of stuff is not my area of expertise so happy to be proven wrong.
Got mine today. Didn’t actually change my email though; pressed edit, then save and bingo 