Finis!

I'd like to see the results also.

Et finis!

Done 

Did it.

Are there going to be 15,000 responses to this thread?

Done

Done and thank you for your work Cindy.

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Like many here, I respect and admire all the work you have done for us and Susan's.  I think there is quite a bit more we never hear of.

Thanks!

-Sandy

Quote from: Sandy on January 30, 2015, 07:05:43 AM
Done.

Like many here, I respect and admire all the work you have done for us and Susan's.  I think there is quite a bit more we never hear of.

Thanks!

-Sandy

Maybe

Sue deserves all the credit, not I.

For one of the largest private NFP thingys run on fresh air and an oily rag in the world, there is a very low turn over in staff, particularly at the senior level. Says everything really.

I'm just an embarrassment to all concerned.

You got my vote in it. It went In a direction I was not expecting and stirred up bits of my past I'd like to forget but I'm glad I could help either way.

Done.

I kind of surprised myself with some of the answers. Can you say "touchy"? 

Looking forward to the results...

When I think of how different my answers would have been pre-transition, well it's pretty amazing and encouraging.  Was good for me to see that.

Done!

Quote from: BunnyBee on January 30, 2015, 11:00:41 AM
When I think of how different my answers would have been pre-transition, well it's pretty amazing and encouraging.  Was good for me to see that.

Yes, I told Kate after I did the survey that she should have had the questions pre and post.

Done.

I just finished the survey.  I had some problems with it, though.

1.  I notice it says I need to have JavaScript to take the survey, but it seems to be accepting my answers anyway.  (JavaScript makes my browser run about 10x slower.)  When I turned JavaScript on, the survey stopped accepting my answers.

2.  A lot of the questions used "gender identity" -- something I think of as internal and not directly visible -- when I would have expected "gender presentation" (e.g., whether my "gender identity" would prevent my getting a job) or "physical sex."   Also, the fact that I don't feel like I have a "gender identity" as such made it hard to answer questions involving the term.  I tried to reinterpret "gender identity" as "ways in which aspects of my personality mesh with cultural expectations of one gender or the other."  It's too bad the questions didn't have a "not applicable" answer.

3.  A lot of the questions seemed to be rewordings of previous questions; in some cases, questions from one page were repeated on the next.

Very respectful survey, perfect language (for me). Thank you for doing research. It's super important.