3/27 – SURVEYS
Sarah W -
We finally sent out the emails! It was a lot more work than I thought it would be.
Sending them out:
Kei and I had to group all the emails into 12 groups of 50 email addresses. We already typed up all the emails from the sign-in sheets into a spreadsheet the first few days we were here, so all we had to do was copy-paste 50 names at a time into a Google doc. The only problem was when I tried to copy the emails, it would copy the spreadsheet boxes as well, so I had to copy one at a time. After that was done, we sent the batches and the email (the one in my last post) to one of my external advisors and she sent them out through the company email.
After we sent the first 5 emails out (each with 50 people included), we realized that the link to the survey didn’t work. That was nice. We noticed the link was to a previous survey that was deleted and was quickly fixed by sending out another email including the correct link. After that, sending out the emails went smoothly.
After the survey:
After all the emails were sent, a lot of them bounced back. It could be that some of them moved to a new job/school (because a lot of people used work/school emails) or we wrote it wrong (because the handwriting was atrocious). I organized the emails that bounced back into a new document, so we don’t keep sending the survey to bad emails. After I had all the correct email addresses, I separated them into more batches of 50 for the second email to go out. Each time I make new batches, edit emails, or delete emails, I add all that information to the original spreadsheet that has the sign-in sheet information.
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