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CATI was programmed to display the list of services each respondent had used, and after <br />reading this list, interviewers asked, "Which of the services you used during that time period <br />were most helpful ?" Survey respondents endorsed one (n =240, 67.2 %), two (n =84, 23.5 %), <br />or three or more services (n =33, 9.2 %), as "Most helpful." Another forty -three respondents <br />did not name the service that they found to be most helpful. Table 3 -5 depicts the ratio of <br />respondents who indicate that each service was "Most helpful" to the total number who also <br />used it and provided a response. "Using the Internet to search for jobs" and "One -on -one help <br />preparing a resume" were rated as the most helpful services by the highest proportions of <br />survey respondents. <br />Santa Ana WORK Center between the end of the quarter during which they registered and <br />December 31, 2008 as "Scattered throughout the period," while 54 (29.7 %) indicate that their <br />visits were "Concentrated within a short period of time." Fifty -eight (31.8 %) did not visit the <br />Santa Ana WORK Center during that time. This distribution in the pattern of services <br />utilized did not differ by quarter of enrollment. Ten individuals declined to give a response <br />to this item. <br />Follow -up survey respondents used the Santa Ana WORK Center from one (n= 22, to 90 <br />times between the end of the quarter of their registration and the end of the year, with a <br />mean number of visits of 7.46 times and a median of three. Those who registered during the <br />G •l 4.qq,] <br />Nu�er iDf.Ctieis" <br />Ri kd <br />ll teg�- d.9 <br />5er as <br />LTaed service <br />Per+eent <br />MQSt <br />' Hel ful . <br />Used co§Nmd &' mitcjobs atthm erpohdents charact <br />ize th@7 battern <br />6f attelighnce at the55.7% <br />Received one -on -one help preparing a resume <br />272 <br />131 <br />48.2% <br />Received one -on -one counseling <br />155 <br />50 <br />32.3% <br />Used computers to send or check emails <br />143 <br />44 <br />30.8% <br />Attended a Job Search Workshop <br />145 <br />1 26 <br />17.9% <br />Review job postings on the Job Order Board <br />258 <br />40 <br />Used telephones or office equipment <br />174 <br />20 <br />11.5% <br />Received assistance with an unemployment insurance claim <br />103 <br />10 <br />9.7% <br />Attended on -site job interviews or job fairs <br />135 <br />10 <br />7.4% <br />"Other" <br />20 <br />6 <br />30.0% <br />a. Results from the random sample of 400 baseline respondents. Forty -three respondents did not name a "most helpful" <br />service, and are not included in this table. <br />Santa Ana WORK Center between the end of the quarter during which they registered and <br />December 31, 2008 as "Scattered throughout the period," while 54 (29.7 %) indicate that their <br />visits were "Concentrated within a short period of time." Fifty -eight (31.8 %) did not visit the <br />Santa Ana WORK Center during that time. This distribution in the pattern of services <br />utilized did not differ by quarter of enrollment. Ten individuals declined to give a response <br />to this item. <br />Follow -up survey respondents used the Santa Ana WORK Center from one (n= 22, to 90 <br />times between the end of the quarter of their registration and the end of the year, with a <br />mean number of visits of 7.46 times and a median of three. Those who registered during the <br />G •l 4.qq,] <br />