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Excellent discussion related to NPS question. To view the discussion, click here. If you need help with your data mining verbatims comments, arranging them into actionable themes and understanding the sentiment of your clients, do not hesitate to contact us.
Tina Gupton (tgupton@sens2innovate.com)suggests two things: The first thing is to ask whether they will be willing to recommend or not. If they say no, do not bother to collect their NPS answer. Sometimes it is because they may not be the direct responsible for the purchase or account or transaction. You can also have a N/A next to the NPS scale, although some people may scream at that possibility. The second thing is to ACTUALLY READ the comment right after the NPS question. I have had the chance to read and model unstructured data and correlate it back to the NPS score. I read things like: I was never contacted by your company. I got this insurance from my parents. Because I have not had any problems so far, I will give it a 10. But because I never had the chance to be contacted by anybody in your company, I will give it a 0. So, I am going to divide 10 by 2 and that is why I gave you 5. Reading all comments will help you to choose whether to keep that NPS score for that particular participant
Beer lovers may soon have a gut-friendly drink to raise a toast to, thanks to the creation of a novel probiotic sour beer by a team of brewing researchers.
Some of the world’s most popular foods and seasonings can also be the smelliest — think garlic, onions, certain cheeses and the notoriously stinky Asian durian fruit. No amount of plastic wrap seems to contain their stench, but now scientists have developed a new film that could finally neutralize the odors of even the most pungent fare.
For most people, and especially women, hair is their crowning glory that defines a significant part of their appearance and personal style. Yet, despite its delicate composition, hair is routinely subjected to significant damage from styling products, hair dyes, straightening or waving procedures and even sun exposure. Over time, hair that was once radiant can look brittle, frizzy and lackluster.
Ohio has proven to be a valuable location for Nestlé since 2015. Earlier this year, Nestlé, the world’s largest food and beverage company, continued its commitment to Ohio by investing $16.8 million to relocate 300 jobs from California and expanding its Solon campus, which now employs more than 2,000 employees.
Researchers have released findings that explain how a type of healthy bacteria in yogurt and other dairy products might reduce disease symptoms in certain patients with lupus.
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The nutritional value of a food should be evaluated on the basis of the foodstuff as a whole, and not as an effect of the individual nutrients. This is the conclusion of an international expert panel of epidemiologists, physicians, food and nutrition scientists. Their conclusion reshapes our understanding of the importance of nutrients and their interaction.
How can parents help their student-athletes gain a competitive edge? By boning up on nutrition basics, say experts. Oone healthy meal before a competition cannot make up for inadequate daily nutrition.
Parents, young athletes and coaches should know that one of the most important elements of proper nutrition for sports is timing In addition to eating balanced meals, young athletes need to know when to eat what types of food so they allow enough time for proper digestion and absorption of the nutrients needed for performance ‘fuel’. Parents, young athletes and coaches should know that one of the most important elements of proper nutrition for sports is timing. In addition to eating balanced meals, young athletes need to know when to eat what types of food so they allow enough time for proper digestion and absorption of the nutrients needed for performance ‘fuel’.
Although proper nutrition is important for all growing kids, it is especially important for children playing organized sports. The energy requirements needed for the sustained physical activity involved in practice and competitive sports are much higher than for normal, day-to-day activities.