Do you fully understand the scoring system behind the survey? Running a paper survey requires a clear understanding of the scoring system used to assess responses accurately. Misinterpreting or mishandling scoring could lead to misleading results and affect the overall validity of your survey.

How will you distribute the survey and collect results? Coordinating the distribution of paper surveys to various stakeholders can be complex and time-consuming. Collecting completed surveys back in a timely manner presents further logistical challenges, potentially delaying data collection.

Do you know how much it will cost to print the survey? Printing paper surveys can lead to substantial expenses, especially for larger surveys with multiple pages. As the number of participants grows, so do the costs for paper, ink, and printing equipment. These costs can quickly escalate.

How will you store the data and ensure security? Storing paper surveys requires physical space. Moreover, ensuring data security and preventing unauthorised access can pose a significant challenge.

How long will it take to analyse the data? Managing the assignment of paper surveys and manually analysing the collected data can be labour-intensive and time-consuming.