InfoQ User Survey - 11 Questions to Help Us

Posted by Floyd Marinescu on Jan 20, 2010

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As an InfoQ reader, we have a small favour to ask of you; we’re trying to learn more about our members and we have a survey with 11 questions on it to help us in our content, redesign, and business efforts. We're interested in how you use the site, what type of content you find interesting, and more about your background. This survey is anonymous and your replies will be kept confidential. Would you help us by answering 11 questions?

A few thousand people have already taken the survey from our member list but we're sending out this news post to reach out to all the anonymous web-browsers too.

Sample questions:

• Which of InfoQ's queues do you actively follow?
• What languages have you programmed with in the past year?
• Which Agile-related practices do you use during development?
• How many times/month on average do you forward a link to InfoQ content to others?

Thanks everyone!

InfoQ Team

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   Honest feedback needed for a good web site.

   by Abhay Bakshi

   Done. Honest feedback needed for a good web site like InfoQ (doesn't mean other web sites are not good. :) ). All the best!

   Reply