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Understand multiple choice question type in appraisals

Understand multiple choice question type in appraisals

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Written by Andreea Nicoara
Updated over a month ago

In this section, youโ€™ll find guidance on the different question types available in appraisals. It covers everything from defining each type to setting parameters like mandatory responses and target groups, ensuring a structured and effective appraisal process.

Multiple choice question type

Multiple-choice questions allow users to select one or multiple predefined answers. These questions help gather structured feedback from employees and managers on various aspects of performance and development.

To add a multiple-choice question to your appraisal, follow these steps:

  1. Click Manage appraisals.

  2. Click Create Appraisal.

  3. Add a Section and an Introduction to your appraisal.

  4. Click Add on the left sidebar and select Question.

    • From the drop-down box, select Multiple Choice as the question type.

  5. Configure the following settings:

    • Target: Determines who answers the question.

      • Employee.

      • Manager.

      • Employee and Manager.

      • Manager and Senior Manager.

      • Senior Manager.

    • Mandatory: Specifies if the question is required.

      • No.

      • Employee.

      • Manager.

      • Employee and Manager.

      • Manager if Employee answered.

    • Description: Provide additional context for the question.

  6. Select Question Parameter.

    • Single select means the user answering the question in the appraisal will only be able to select 1 multiple-choice option.

    • Multi Select means the user answering the question in the appraisal will be able to select multiple options.

  7. To create a multiple-choice question click plus icon,

  8. Use Allow Comments toggle to enable or disable comments on the question.

  9. Click Save changes.


Example of a multiple choice question

Question Title: Key areas of performance improvement.

Description: Based on your recent work experience, which areas do you think require improvement for better job performance?

Target: Employee and Manager.

Mandatory: Manager if Employee answered.

Question Parameter: Multi Select.

Options:

  • Time Management.

  • Problem-Solving Skills.

  • Leadership Abilities.

  • Customer Service.

  • Team Collaboration.

By structuring appraisal questions effectively, organizations can gather valuable insights to drive employee growth and performance development.

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