How to Create Great Questions
We’ve seen it again and again:
Teams start with good intentions, smart people… and a vague question.
The result? Confusion, noise, no clear action.
Wizer is built for decision-making, not surveys — and every great decision starts with a well-framed question.
This page will show you how.
Watch Our Video on - Asking Better Questions.
A short video on what we’ve learned from real teams using Wizer — what works, what doesn’t, and how to sharpen your next question.
Tips: What Makes a Good Decision Question?
A strong decision question is:
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Time-bound — tied to a specific moment or goal
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Focused — not too broad or abstract
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Comparable — with clear, meaningful options (max four)
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Directed — asked to the right people with lived experience or ownership
How Wizer Helps
Once you’ve framed your question, Wizer does two critical things:
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Identifies the talent in the room. Matches it to the decision.
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Shows you who’s missing — and recommends who to add
That means your decision doesn’t just sound inclusive — it is.
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