He even observed two sets of focus groups on Mr. Poizner's prospective candidacy, one in Northern California and the other in Southern.
Cuellar, one of the 600 employees who participated in Uber's focus groups on reimagining the performance-review process, described Uber's T3 B3 process.
(In 2013, he set up demographically specific focus groups on which to test new jokes).
Joe Brancatelli, the site's publisher, raised a skeptical brow: "American executives run focus groups on blankets?
We will work with high school kids to pose dilemmas, to have focus groups on the issue of good work.
Focus groups on CNN and the Fox News Channel included negative references to what viewers considered Mr. McCain's testiness.
He told colleagues that he suspected that Syngenta held "focus groups" on how to mine his vulnerabilities.
"Democrats tend to tire faster of people than Republicans do," said Frank Luntz, a Republican communications consultant who has conducted focus groups on presidential candidates of both parties.
Julie Taymor's statement this weekend about the effect of the blogosphere and focus groups on the making of theatre needs to be parsed carefully.
Or whether or not you rely upon polls and focus groups on how to decide what the course of action is.
The company has studied potential buyers in focus groups, on Internet dialogues and at Leaf "tour stops" at shopping malls across the country.
