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Your organization is looking for methods to improve communication between the management and the employees within the company. Which one of the following methods is best described as a small but representative sampling of employees - led in a conversation by a neutral moderator about an identified topic?
A focus group is often used to find an employee-driven solution to a problem. Focus groups typically, but not always, include sampling of employees from across the organization. Focus groups should be led by neutral moderators, rather than members of the management.
Answer option C is incorrect. A pilot group is a collection of employees who will test a new software, impart training, or other implementation, and provide feedback on their experience. Pilot groups ,often, are the control groups to determine how the software, training, or implementation will go in the rest of the organization.
Answer option B is incorrect. A workshop isn't usually a sampling of employees from across the organization, though it could be. A workshop is designed to define requirements, solve a specific problem, or to create goals for an objective. Workshops aren't usually led by a neutral moderator like in a focus group.
Answer option D is incorrect. A brainstorming session isn't led by a neutral moderator. These sessions aim to generate as many ideas as possible for softwares, products, services, or other solutions.