Moments of Truth Survey - 2015

Toastmasters Moments of Truth Survey

This Moments of Truth Survey has been developed by Toastmasters International to help clubs determine how we measure up to quality standards in six critical areas: First Impressions; New Member Orientation; Fellowship, Variety and Communications; Program Planning and Meeting Organization; Membership Strength; and Recognizing Accomplishments. By completing this survey we will have a very good self-evaluation and of how our club measures up, where are our strengths and what weak areas can we address.

Club Past President Betsy Crouse will review the results of this survey with club members at our July 16th meeting and at the end of the survey you can determine whether or not you wish to include your name. All individual responses will be kept confidential. Thanks for taking a few minutes to provide your honest answers to the questions below.

Each of the questions below will be scored on a rating from 1 to 5 stars. A '5' means the club clearly meets this standard; a '3' means the club meets this standard some of the time; and a '0' means the club does not meet this standard. The results will be added up and reviewed with the membership in early June. Thanks again for your participation.

1. FIRST IMPRESSIONS?

Guests greeted warmly and introduced to officers and members

Guest book and name tags provided

Professionally arranged meeting room

Arrangements meet speakers' needs

Guests invited to address the Club

Guest invited to join the Club

2. NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION?

Formal induction into club for new members

Assignment of a coach / mentor

Education programs and recognition system discussed

Learning needs assessed

Speaking role(s) assigned

Members involved in all aspects of Club's activities

3. Fellowship, Variety and Communications

Guests greeted warmly and made welcome

Enjoyable and educational meetings planned

Regularly scheduled social events

Members participate in Area, District & International events

Inter-Club events encouraged

Club newsletter / bulletin issued on a regular basis

4. Program Planning and Meeting Organization

Program and agenda publicized in advance

Members know the program agenda and are prepared for assignments

Speeches given from basic and advanced manuals

Meetings begin and end on time

Creative Table Topics

Positive and helpful evaluations

5. Membership Strengths

Club has 20 or more members

Current members retained

Promotion of Club in the community

Club programs varied and exciting

Toastmasters sponsoring new members recognized

Regular membership building programs

6. Recognizing Accomplishments

Award applications immediately submitted to World Headquarters

Progress chart displayed and maintained

Member achievements formally recognized with ceremony

Club, District and International leaders recognized

Club and member achievements publicized

Distinguished Club Program (DCP) used for planning and recognized

Your Name (Optional)

Do you have any general comments about the performance of our club?

Thank you for your valuable feedback