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With these five new positions in field management and account management, personal support for interviewers and clients alike is once again taking centre stage – a key building block in further developing the quality of AMR’s core product: telephone-based field research.
Expanding and strengthening the CATI centre in Düsseldorf
The field is being optimised operationally as well: after measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic (2020–2022) forced AMR’s own CATI centre in Düsseldorf to shift temporarily and entirely to remote work, it has been used more intensively again in recent years and has now been expanded.
From now on, the Düsseldorf CATI centre will serve not only training, quality control, and coordination of the international interviewer network, but once again the conducting of interviews as well – primarily for projects across Europe and Germany.
In addition, the international interviewer network is being expanded: interviewers are currently being recruited worldwide, and onboarding and training are being systematically optimised.
Two measures for sustainable growth
Together with the growth in headcount across field management and account management, the expansion of the CATI centre forms the second key pillar of the restructuring: AMR is responding to rising demand and investing specifically in its interviewer field force to further develop its core business as a global CATI fieldwork provider, both in quality and in scale.
»I’m delighted that, just a few months after my return as Managing Director of AMR, I’m already able to announce such far-reaching structural changes. Throughout, our people remain at the centre of it all – whether that’s our new colleagues or the rebuilding of our interviewer field force right here in Düsseldorf. These structural changes at AMR are necessary to position the institute for continued success in the future.«
Ulrich Buchholz – Managing Director & Shareholder |