Market Research is essential for understanding organisational issues of bullying, underlying conflict in the workplace, what drives negative cultures, how to create staff satisfaction and turning problems into real opportunities to improve the way people work.
Market research is available for your organisation to assist you in understanding the issues your staff are experiencing and finding pathways to move forward. The research enables us to offer strategic advice and tailor workshops to provide the optimal result for your organisation and assists us to evaluate the effectiveness of our workshops.
Market research is utilised to:
- Examine attitudes of how staff are dealing with challenges
- Understand barriers to innovation and risk taking
- Investigate internal dynamics and the degree of workplace bullying
- Evaluate team work
- Assess the level of empathy towards others in the workplace
- Understand actual underlying values
- Understand complex issues and develop effective responses to problem solving
- Uncover the keys to personal and team empowerment
- Determining the level of happiness at work
- Developing strategies to empower community in the workplace
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The Consultant
Susan Carew has worked as a Consultant to industry over 10 years in both Australia and in the U.K. She has expertise in both qualitative and quantitative research. Susan managed Independent Research, a Canberra based research company for 6 years …more about Susan.
Projects
- Satisfaction surveys
- Workplace relations focus groups
- Community polling
- Evaluating the organisational structure
- Evaluating youth in public spaces
- Drugs in sport
- Fundraising needs analysis
- Staff attitudes to restructuring
- Product feasibility studies
- Customer satisfaction
- Energy efficiency
Satisfied Clients
- The National Sound and Film Archive
- Main Streets Program – Queanbeyan City Council
- ACTEW-AGL
- AusIndustry
- Australian National University
- Australian Institute of Sport
- Robert de Castella
- Power Brewing
- Hooker Corporate
- Department of Urban Services
- The Cancer Society
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Research Model
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