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Topic	Contest Stats and Discussion - Part 1324 - CBX Winners Announced
LusterSoldier 04/14/19 12:33:13 AM #248:	Oh yeah, here are the poll updates and trend charts from last month's "What do you do for a living?" poll: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uhnaOSpCYDoRLxUqgu9TvRCoAuoi8zMrTUo6TyHb8dU/pub?gid=2 The 2 most recent versions of that poll both happened on a weekend, making it impossible to say for sure if the After Work Vote exists in weekend polls. Based on what I've seen, there's limited evidence to suggest the presence of an AWV in weekday polls, but no evidence to support its existence in weekend polls. This isn't too surprising given that the ASV generally didn't exist on the weekend back when we still had an ASV, though weekend trends allowed for the kiddies to vote in the morning on weekends, so any ASV trends were diluted on the weekend by taking place over an extended period of time compared to weekdays. The AWV is composed mainly of full-time workers and they're also the same group of workers who are most likely to get the weekend off from working, though there are exceptions to the rule depending on the job. "College Student" performed best during the Power Hour, Night Vote, late morning vote, and day vote. It performed worst during the early morning vote. "Graduate Student" performed best during the traditional day vote and also had an above average early morning vote. It performed worst during the early vote/Power Hour and the SNV. "Part-Time Work" performed best during the board vote/Power Hour and worst during the morning vote and day vote. "Full-Time Work" performed best during the morning vote with only a slight drop off during the day vote and SNV. It performed worst during the board vote/Power Hour, while the night vote was below average. "Looking for work" performed best during the early vote/Power Hour and the night vote. It performed worst during the time periods after the night vote. "Nothing, I'm happy" has somewhat similar trends to "Looking for work", but they are more extreme instead. It performs best during the board vote/Power Hour and drops off harshly after the Power Hour ends, with the SNV being the worst overall time period. --- Luster Soldier --- ~Shield Bearer~ \| ~Data Analyst~ Popular at school, but not as cool as Advokaiser, Guru Champ! <cite>LusterSoldier posted [p:920468461] in Contest St... [t:77383901]...</cite> <quote>Oh yeah, here are the poll updates and trend charts from last month's "What do you do for a living?" poll: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uhnaOSpCYDoRLxUqgu9TvRCoAuoi8zMrTUo6TyHb8dU/pub?gid=2 The 2 most recent versions of that poll both happened on a weekend, making it impossible to say for sure if the After Work Vote exists in weekend polls. Based on what I've seen, there's limited evidence to suggest the presence of an AWV in weekday polls, but no evidence to support its existence in weekend polls. This isn't too surprising given that the ASV generally didn't exist on the weekend back when we still had an ASV, though weekend trends allowed for the kiddies to vote in the morning on weekends, so any ASV trends were diluted on the weekend by taking place over an extended period of time compared to weekdays. The AWV is composed mainly of full-time workers and they're also the same group of workers who are most likely to get the weekend off from working, though there are exceptions to the rule depending on the job. "College Student" performed best during the Power Hour, Night Vote, late morning vote, and day vote. It performed worst during the early morning vote. "Graduate Student" performed best during the traditional day vote and also had an above average early morning vote. It performed worst during the early vote/Power Hour and the SNV. "Part-Time Work" performed best during the board vote/Power Hour and worst during the morning vote and day vote. "Full-Time Work" performed best during the morning vote with only a slight drop off during the day vote and SNV. It performed worst during the board vote/Power Hour, while the night vote was below average. "Looking for work" performed best during the early vote/Power Hour and the night vote. It performed worst during the time periods after the night vote. "Nothing, I'm happy" has somewhat similar trends to "Looking for work", but they are more extreme instead. It performs best during the board vote/Power Hour and drops off harshly after the Power Hour ends, with the SNV being the worst overall time period. --- Luster Soldier --- ~Shield Bearer~ \| ~Data Analyst~ Popular at school, but not as cool as Advokaiser, Guru Champ!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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