Industry / Occupation Poll of Valuebuddies Members

Poll: What industry are you working in?
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Banking / Corporate Finance / Consultancy/ Accounting
8.51%
4 8.51%
Financial Services (Insurance, Fund Management etc)
10.64%
5 10.64%
Real Estate/ Construction/ Building Materials
4.26%
2 4.26%
Shipping / Airlines / Logistics
2.13%
1 2.13%
Electronics / Semicon / Precision
12.77%
6 12.77%
Government / Education / Student / Non-Profit / Retirees
19.15%
9 19.15%
Service / Hospitality / Medical / Food / Consumer Goods
8.51%
4 8.51%
Communications / IT / Media
17.02%
8 17.02%
Oil & Gas / Energy / Chemical / Bio Tech
8.51%
4 8.51%
Engineering Services (Aerospace, Water, Weapons etc)
8.51%
4 8.51%
Total 47 vote(s) 100%
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#21
Lol. What prize you expecting? 3D2N star cruise to nowhere? Or $5 NTUC voucher for responding to surveys? Haha
#22
Interesting statistics. Thumbs up!
#23
Any suggestions to analyze the data above?
#24
This group "Government / Education / Student / Non-Profit / Retirees" a bit unfit.

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#25
Thank you fellow Valuebuddies members for such response. I didnt expected it to go quite well. Keep voting if you have not done so.

Now I would like to check is everyone ok to open this survey public? This means we will know who's working in which industry. This way we will be able to understand each other better.

If there are no objections received by 30th January 2011, I will request Cyclone to set this poll to public. Any objections please PM me or Cyclone or simply post here! Thanks.

Anyway, one of the reason I set up this poll is so that I want to understand whether some of the rumours/ insider news that have been mentioned in the forum discussion are with malicious intent. As this is an open forum afterall, better understanding of the members profile will aid our decision making and trust in fellow's member integrity. Smile

The other option is for Cyclone to help to tabulate some statistics of post count vs industry. This may provide some information on expertise shared in this forum.
#26
(21-01-2011, 05:37 PM)mrEngineer Wrote: Lol. What prize you expecting? 3D2N star cruise to nowhere? Or $5 NTUC voucher for responding to surveys? Haha

Just kidding Big Grin

Great thought to have this poll though. I'm sure we will find good use for this.
#27
(24-01-2011, 01:36 AM)mrEngineer Wrote: Now I would like to check is everyone ok to open this survey public? This means we will know who's working in which industry. This way we will be able to understand each other better.

If there are no objections received by 30th January 2011, I will request Cyclone to set this poll to public. Any objections please PM me or Cyclone or simply post here! Thanks.

I would request that the poll remains private. Thank you.

I dun think it is very nice to change a private poll to a public one.

What I would suggest is that a thread can be created in Introduction for anyone so inclined to reveal which industry he is working in. Whereas those who prefer the information to remain private can choose not to post/reply in that thread.

(24-01-2011, 01:36 AM)mrEngineer Wrote: Anyway, one of the reason I set up this poll is so that I want to understand whether some of the rumours/ insider news that have been mentioned in the forum discussion are with malicious intent. As this is an open forum afterall, better understanding of the members profile will aid our decision making and trust in fellow's member integrity

I dun think the poll is very useful if anyone does not participate with integrity in this forum. Anyone can easily says he works in Industry A when in fact he does not. I do not have to work in the banking industry to post a rumours about it.

As far as forum interaction is concern, you will be wise to adhere to the Fox Mulder school of 'Trust No One'; regardless of how much integrity he may conduct himself in this (or any other) forums.

Just my thoughts on the issues. Cheers!
#28
(24-01-2011, 04:36 PM)lonewolf Wrote: I would request that the poll remains private. Thank you.

I dun think it is very nice to change a private poll to a public one.

What I would suggest is that a thread can be created in Introduction for anyone so inclined to reveal which industry he is working in. Whereas those who prefer the information to remain private can choose not to post/reply in that thread.

I dun think the poll is very useful if anyone does not participate with integrity in this forum. Anyone can easily says he works in Industry A when in fact he does not. I do not have to work in the banking industry to post a rumours about it.

As far as forum interaction is concern, you will be wise to adhere to the Fox Mulder school of 'Trust No One'; regardless of how much integrity he may conduct himself in this (or any other) forums.

Just my thoughts on the issues. Cheers!

Ok noted. Your request is acknowledged. The poll shall remain private.

I had the same idea for those who are willing to share their occupation on another thread as I woke up only this morning. Late night, brain cant function well.

I agree with your point on the limitation of how the poll can help to justify rumour posting and integrity. I was just hoping it might just provide some help for individuals to think about.

From the wide variety of members from different industries as shown from the results of the poll, it is difficult to further derive informational value unless we know who belongs under which industry. Hope you understand where I am coming from. Cheers too.
#29
If poll is opened to public..........then play is open up to phantom votes.........It means your data is open to manipulation.......

Restrict by IP address? Not sure about technical aspects.........
#30
Personally, given the limitations of the poll as implemented by the forum software, I don't think it serves any real value. As others have pointed out, 10 choices is too few, and the groupings are also arbitrary. Even if everyone answered truthfully, so what? It's not going to change the quality of postings.

Perhaps the moderators should kill the poll.


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