Sentence examples for attendee satisfaction from inspiring English sources

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Increasing return on investment and attendee satisfaction are the overall goals.

A few papers have studied the relationship between factors such as attendee satisfaction and intention to return and this paper will expand upon these studies by providing tangible examples of conference evaluations that have utilized such concepts [ 14, 15].

This paper reports five pilot studies of the course, conducted over one year period with the objective of assessing the feasibility of the course and the attendees' satisfaction, as well as obtaining feedback.

However, no differences have been identified between attendees and non-attendees regarding self-rated health, satisfaction with daily occupations, self-esteem or the quality of the social network (Argentzell et al).

Will the enrichment improve the attendees' situation with respect to satisfaction with the day centre support received, satisfaction with everyday occupations and quality of life?

Keep data on the amount of meetings being held before and after, as well as data on meeting duration and the level of satisfaction of meeting attendees and employees-in-general. Make use of survey tools and charts or graphs to compile this information easily.

With a pillar of American power — its financial leadership — so badly shaken, there was a certain satisfaction among some of the attendees that the Bush administration, which had long lectured other nations about the benefits of unfettered markets, was now rejecting its own medicine by proposing a major bailout of financial firms.

Satisfaction was clearly enunciated by campaign attendees participating in this assessment.

Data indicate that our approach results in high satisfaction and significant confidence gains among attendees.

Studies so far have not indicated that people attending day centres have a better situation than non-attendees with respect to quality of life or satisfaction with daily occupations (Argentzell, Leufstadius & Eklund, 2012b; Eklund, Hansson & Ahlqvist, 2004).