Naresh, your response sounds like every pointy haired boss I've ever
worked for! :)

Chetan, I think it's great you're doing PhD-level research on agile
development, there's not enough of that going on, imo. Looking very
briefly at the survey, I think it could use a thorough proofread for
spelling and grammar, and I think the data you derive will be more
useful if you can design your questions to be more specific (for
example: in the last question on page 2, you need to define what you
mean by small / medium / big project size). Try going through each
question, and each response, and asking yourself "What are all the
different ways of interpreting this question/answer?", and then try to
remove as much of that ambiguity as possible. You might be able to find
someone to help you do this by posting a call for help to this or
another of the agile lists.

best, --Pete

Naresh Jain wrote:
> Lousiest survey I have ever seen.
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Chetan Patel <chetand_mca@yahoo.co.in>
> To: agileindia@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 4:24:24 AM
> Subject: [agileindia] (unknown)
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> iw would like to invite everybody to do the following survey on agile
> software development.
> This survey is a part of my research degree (PhD) at Leeds
> Metropolitan University, UK
>
> the link ia as
>
> http://chetan. seresearch. net/registration .aspx
> <http://chetan.seresearch.net/registration.aspx>
>
> thank you
> Chetankumar Patel
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