I am doing research on six sigma implemente industries. For data collection i requied some questionnare for reference.
What kind of questions do you require? I am diligently searching but sometimes I find questions prepared by the researcher. Are these of use to you? Apparently these workers think that they're able to satisfy their research questions better this way. BTW do you have a research question? It might help me find the best set of questions. Come to think of it do you have a research advisor? Is s/he aware of your research strategy. I was not aware of this approach. My students doing this type of Research actually designed and validated their own. Foolish students sometimes think they can do original research this way. I will keep searching and respond ASAP. Best wishes, David Booth
Please check these:
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/bbm%3A978-3-658-07340-4%2F1.pdf
Conference Paper A survey on Six Sigma implementation in Singapore service industries
Hi, you need to first see what are you trying to measure. By picking up a questionnaire from another study, you are "framing" the study. Identify the gaps that your study addresses and then look at what others have done. This will help you find similar studies that might have some of your measures.
Firstly, to search for the relevant paper and study.
Secondly, to work out our research gap or research questions.
Thirdly, on the basis of your literature review, you can frame or get the questionnaire on six sigma for both manufacturing and service sectors.
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