Listen When They're Ready To Talk

I have 3 teenage boys. When my wife and I were expecting our first, I read a book called "Raising Boys" and I've forgotten everything in it except one thing.Our kids will talk to us when they want to talk to us, not when it's convenient for us.And if they're ready to talk, and we're not there to listen, or if we're not in a state of mind to listen, the opportunity is gone.Here I am with my boys (I'm guessing my wife prefers not to be in my marketing email - she's the one behind the camera)The reason I bring this up, is because we're in a similar situation with the stakeholders of our respective organizations.Asking questions in a blanket format once a year or after an event is NOT a strategy that is going to get people giving you effective feedback. That's like trying to tell your kids to talk when you're ready to listen... Remember, we want to listen when THEY'RE ready to talk.If you want to get good feedback from your constituents, then designing a "feedback campaign" in a way that reaches the right people with relevant questions at the right time is critical to getting them talking.PropFuel can automate the process of reaching your stakeholders when they're most likely to share feedback with you.Set up a time to see a demo with me.