Tips for Qualitative Research Tips for Qualitative Research 87 Be flexible when ȃWhat I donȂt like are the repeated screening questions. Having to answer them online, then on a phone call, you rescreen then again when arriving for the event. X times asking the same questions is a time waster.Ȅ When a person is screened using long batteries of attitudinal statements, either with or without algorithms, they will often ȃThey spent about Ř0 minutes on the phone with me not rescreen exactly the same way. Attitudes are just that, basically repeating every single question I already did attitudes, and they fluctuate depending on any number of online. Then they put me on hold, only to come back and things. Rescreening a participant at the point of research is say my quota was filled. Not sure why they couldn't guaranteeing that some people will screen out. It's also figure that out already before they wasted my time guaranteeing a bad experience for them, in the moment. If calling me.Ȅ participants are screened tightly the first time and you have ȃI absolutely hate the recruiting process...As for being them participate in topical homework assignments, annoying some companies have a required three-step rescreening won't be necessary. verification process…Each contact is by a different person asking the same screening questions to ensure you provide the same information.Ȅ - Participant Experience Online Qualitative Community, Jessica Broome & Kerry Hecht, May 2016 Source: Echo Qualitative Project Support, KNow Research, MindSpark Research International © 2017 GRBN Participant Engagement Handbook | 202 © 2017 GRBN Participant Engagement Handbook | 203