I am looking at the my company's termination data and comparing it to the data that was taken on the termination survey (30% response rate) and am trying to determine how to decide if the subset (survey data) is statistically a good representation for the overall terminated population? Is it statistically significant
I thought of using paired T-Test which seems to follow my test mapping chart, but in reading, it says not the right thing, so considering Z-test…
Any other recommendations on what type of test to use for this, or would it be better to pull out the subgroup from the population and measure them that way?
There are ten integer variables for both the true terminations and terminations taking the survey.
My hypothesis is that there is no difference between my termination survey data compared to the overall terminated population. Moreover, I will be doing this in Excel...
Thanks
Diesel70
I thought of using paired T-Test which seems to follow my test mapping chart, but in reading, it says not the right thing, so considering Z-test…
Any other recommendations on what type of test to use for this, or would it be better to pull out the subgroup from the population and measure them that way?
There are ten integer variables for both the true terminations and terminations taking the survey.
My hypothesis is that there is no difference between my termination survey data compared to the overall terminated population. Moreover, I will be doing this in Excel...
Thanks
Diesel70