Seminar evaluation form template

Thanks for attending our last seminar. We'd love to hear what you thought of it.Let's start with your first name.And your last name?Which company are you with, {{field:ab71d310-277a-4173-a5dc-fe0e816868bb}}?Now, on to the seminar.

How would you rate the information that was provided in the seminar?

What was your favorite part?

And what did it lack?

How would you rate the speaker?

What were their strong points?

Where did you see room for improvement?

Would you attend another one of our seminars?

Could you explain why?

Thanks a lot, {{field:ab71d310-277a-4173-a5dc-fe0e816868bb}}. If you want to hear more about our upcoming seminars, please leave your email address below.Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate you taking the time to help us improve.

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