Frank by Tough Day
Get the candid input you can’t get in a meeting.
Frank runs a guided, optionally anonymous conversation with a few people you name, or a whole crowd through one open link. Either way, you get a clear read of what they actually said.
Surveys get ignored. Talking to people gets you the polite version.
Most people never finish a survey, and its fixed questions miss what you actually needed to ask. Talk to them directly and you get the diplomatic answer, especially with their name attached. Frank runs a guided conversation that follows each answer and can stay anonymous, so people respond and say what they mean, whether you invite a few people or post one open link to a crowd.
How it works
Frank works in three steps.
Tell Frank what you want input on and who to talk to.
A guided conversation draws out candid, specific answers, and it can be anonymous.
You get a clear synthesis of what people actually said.
Feedback types
Frank gathers many kinds of feedback.
Personal feedback is one use. Frank also gathers input on teams, projects, hires, and the decisions you’re weighing.
Feedback on your own work and how you show up.
Feedback on someone you manage or work with.
Reference checks on a candidate before you hire.
How a team is working together.
A retrospective on how a piece of work went.
Sizing up a person, company, or opportunity before you commit.
Learning from an incident or a project that fell short.
Collecting advice on a decision from people you trust.
Understanding why a deal was won or lost.
Testing a product or concept with the people who'd use it.
If it isn't on the list, tell Frank what you want to learn and it builds the plan.
Set it up in minutes
Ask a few people you name, or a whole crowd.
Tell Frank who and what. It drafts the questions, the timeline, and the message, then waits for your go. Invite people directly, or share one open link.
The reason it works
People tell Frank what they wouldn’t tell you.
People say more to a calm, neutral guide than they do face to face.
Frank asks the follow-ups, so a short chat produces specific, usable answers.
You get the themes and patterns. Each conversation stays between the person and Frank.
Whether you're asking or answering, the conversation is short and worth the time.
Find out what people really think.
From a handful of people to an open crowd, Frank gets you the candid version.
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