Market Research
Electric Guitars on Amazon
Electric guitars are the foundational instruments of modern music. Their looks is iconic, while their sound is captivating and invigorating. So, we read through 1600 Amazon reviews spanning 15 years and 500 pages and cross-checked them with a host of other factors to understand what makes a great electric guitar.
User Experience
Jupyter UX Survey
User Experience survey's are the cornerstone of the design cycle, where products get iteratively better, driven by meassured user feedback. But how do you quantify free-text feedback, which is often the most useful and the only kind that gets you to the why? To put CrowdPrisma to the test, we selected a dataset from hell! Python is one of the most popular programming language in the world (and the number one in any scientific / machine learning related field). Its widespread adoption was propelled further by Jupyter: a browser based IDE that let's you explore datasets, build prototypes quickly and do much more in Chrome or FireFox.
In the early days of the project, the Jupyter developers asked for user feedback. However, more than half of the questions were free-text based, therefore making sense of this dataset was extremely challenging. So we put it through CrowdPrisma to see if it would identify recurring themes and groups who think alike...
Customer Experience
Hotel Reviews - La Veranda
What makes a great hotel? And more importantly what could make the experience of guests even better? Is it the room quality or the transport from the airport where management should focus? To find out, we read 1500 reviews from Booking.com, spanning a whole year, for the then newly opened Hotel La Veranda in Larneca, Cyprus.
HR
Working at Big Tech
They represent the engine of the economy and the peak of employment benefits.. or so they say! But what is it really like to work at Google, Microsoft, Apple or Facebook? Is it equally glorious at all tech companies or can we find outliers or interesting trends? We read 3000+ reviews from Glassdoor.com, spanning 8 years and 160+ pages to find out.
Working at the Big Four
Have you ever wondered what it is like to work for one of the big four accountancies? Their name and prestige makes these firms world famous, but what do the employees actually say, and more importantly, how do these companies compare to each other? We read 4000 Glassdoor.com reviews, spanning several years and 180+ pages to find out.
Working at the Big Three
A surprising number of graduates will tell you that they'd love to work for one of the three big management consulting firms. Despite their patchy track record, these firms have attracted the brightest minds for almost a 100 years. But what makes people with degrees in fields of real practical value opt for making PowerPoint slides till 9pm? Are these three firms the same (when judged from ab employee's perspective), or are they truly three different? To answer this, we read through 3000 reviews from Glassdoor.com!
Public Opinion
OpenAI vs Musk
The back and forth between Elon Musk and OpenAI has been getting more and more intense over the past two years. Recently, in their open letter, OpenAI addressed several of the claims of Musk, in a bid to restore their credibility and counter his arguments. Here we look at how the public (Hacker News - the most tech-savy community on the internet) percieves the latest act of this drama. To make sense of 130+ pages of comments, we push them through CrowdPrisma!
iPhone 16 Launch
Hacker News is probably the largest and most influential online tech community. How did they recieve the announcement of the new iPhone16? To find out we scraped their discussion and had CrowdPrisma read through nearly 1700 comments, totalling 200+ pages.
Policy Research
Animal Welfare In EU
Has the EU done enough to protect the animals in its agricultural sector or not? In what areas could it improve? How well its far-reaching legistlation is known by the general public, within and outside of the block? To answer these questions, a public consultation was held that collected nunanced and detailed feedback from thousands of respondents. Here we look at nearly a 1000 responses, representing over 170 pages of text.
EU's Green Taxonomy
The EU's Green Taxonomy will influence how hundreds of billions of euros are invested and used. It aims to classify investments according to how sustainable or "green" they are. To assess the impact and reception of this incoming legistlation, the European Commission held a public consultation where industry participants and individuals had a chance to have their say. The responses represent 220+ pages of dense policy critique from a wide range of industries. To make sense of it, we put the data through CrowdPrisma!