
Coaching Check In Quiz 3
Authored by Alisia Moore
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1.
CATEGORIZE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Organize these situations into the correct result codes
Groups:
(a) Not Available
,
(b) Personal Callback
,
(c) General Callback
,
(d) No Pledge
Prospect on vacation until next month
Prospect will think about giving and wants an email
Prospect usually thinks about giving later in year
Spouse says prospect can't talk right now
Prospect is driving and wants a callback anytime
Prospects wants you specifically to call back
Answer explanation
Callbacks (both personal and general) should be reserved for when a prospect asks us to call back at a specific day/time or if we got far enough in the call to warrant making a concerted effort to call back. If someone asks for a call back but doesn't specify a time, you should code as a "not available". If they have already said that they won't commit, we should code as a "no pledge."
2.
LABELLING QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Label where you would click to do the following actions (You won't use one of the options)
Check for a Matching Gift
Set the Pledge Amount
Change the Pledge Date
Send an email (but doesn't want to give)
Answer explanation
You should set the pledge amount by typing in the "amount" field
You can set a pledge for a future date under "payment schedule."
Search for a matching gift company by clicking the "edit" button under "matched by."
If someone doesn't want to give but wants an email, code as a "no pledge."
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
The prospect says that they will send least $100 as a check in March. It's currently January. What is the best option?
Code a callback for March
Code a no pledge and list the refusal reason as "not now, maybe later"
See if we can put them down for a $100 pledge dated for March
Code an unspecified pledge
Answer explanation
If we have an amount, we can code specified pledges for future dates. Callbacks are fine but we run the risk of not being able to reach them again. We should avoid unspecified and no pledges if the prospect is willing to commit to a specific amount (even if they are not giving right away)
4.
MATCH QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Match the action/option with the appropriate side menu on RNL Engage
Incompletes
You want to call someone you've already coded as a callback
Callbacks
You want to take someone off the call list
Actions
You want to code a general callback
Completes
You want to log out/end your session
Previous Results
You need to remember the name of the person you called last
5.
FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
A prospect wants to know about the "special society" for people who give over $1000 to Roll Call. What are they referring to?
Answer explanation
The Leadership Circle refers to donors who give $1000 or more to Roll Call ($250 for recent grads 0-5 years out and $625 for recent grads 6-10 years out). They often get special "perks" like event invitations and giving certificates
6.
OPEN ENDED QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
President Cabrera asks you to create a new Georgia Tech motto (the current one is "Progress and Service"). What is your new GT motto? Make it as honest, funny, or clever as you'd like.
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