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Asks versus Questions (Metrics): 3 key points to understand the difference between them

Asks versus Questions (Metrics): 3 key points to understand the difference between them

Understand the difference between Metrics and Survey Questions

What this article covers:

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3 key points

1. Every metric can be reworded as a survey question

  • For example, Confidence is a Multiple Choice tracker (aka metric or Scale Indicator)

  • but it can be rewritten as the survey question: What is your level of confidence?

2. A metric’s Survey Question wording is displayed when a survey is being completed for one person

3. Metric titles are displayed everywhere else

  • In a story on the Homepage Newsfeed or in a Timeline

  • On a Progress Board

  • On a Project page

  • On an Album page

  • On a contact’s profile page

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