MtG Judge Survey

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MtG Judge Survey

Hi,

We are trying to teach Magic Judges and Judglings more about customer service and the expectations Tournament Organisers might have, and we would like to hear your take on a few questions regarding Magic events. This survey is part of a upcoming Judge Project and all answers will be shown only as a part of a larger sum and completely anonymously.

Please send any questions or feedback to john.s.eriksson@gmail.com.

Best Regards,
John Eriksson (L2 Judge)

Would you like to leave us your name and organisation?

At what level do you organize Magic tournaments? *

Choose all that fit into your organization.

Local area tournaments (FNM / Prerelease / Grand Prix Trial / etc)

Several larger Competitive tournaments per year (PTQ / WMCQ / etc)

Grand Prix or higher

Required

What is your average player count at these tournaments? *

8 - 32 players

33 - 64 players

65 - 256 players

257 - 1024 player

over 1024 players

How many certified Magic Judges do you usually staff at these events? *

0 - 1 (choose this also if you usually run tournaments on your own)

2 - 3

4 - 10

11 - 40

over 40 Judges

Do you feel that this is usually the appropriate amount of Judges? *

I'd like to staff more but can't.

I'd like to make do with less.

This is just the right amount for us.

Other:

What do you expect from Magic Judges? That they: *

(Choose any and all appropriate options)

Answer rules questions.

Guide players with finding whatever they need (Seat, Water, WC, food, etc).

Push in chairs and clean up after players.

Fix tables, table numbers and table cloths.

Organize the tournament and make it run smoothly an efficiently.

Work atleast 10 hours a day for their compensation.

Empty trash bins.

Set up the venue (tables, chairs, posting boards, etc).

Interact and chat with the players.

Interact and learn from each other.

Cover the gaming area, waiting close by for possible Judge calls.

Other:

Required

Which TWO tasks are the most important ones? *

(Choose ONLY TWO appropriate options)

Answer rules questions.

Guide players with finding whatever they need (Seat, Water, WC, food, etc).

Push in chairs and clean up after players.

Fix tables, table numbers and table cloths.

Organize the tournament and make it run smoothly an efficiently.

Work atleast 10 hours a day for their compensation.

Empty trash bins.

Set up the venue (tables, chairs, posting boards, etc).

Interact and chat with the players.

Interact and learn from each other.

Cover the gaming area, waiting close by for possible Judge calls.

Other:

Required

Do you usually get feedback from your players?

Yes

Clear selection

Do you usually get feedback from your Judges?

Yes

Clear selection

In what format do you usually like to get your feedback?

Face to face chats during the event.

E-mails after the event.

Notes in a dropbox I leave out.

Hearsay and rumours over the grapevine.

I don't like feedback.

Clear selection

Are you usually happy with the performance of your Judges? *

Yes! They are great!

Most of the time, yes.

Neutral

There are a few good ones among them.

Judges are a necessary evil...

Other:

Except for through the Judges, how much do you and your staff interact with the players?

I leave that completely to the Judges.

Me and my staff answer any questions players might have.

I encourage all my staff to be chatty with the players.

I am usually the one talking with the players, not the Judges.

Other:

Clear selection

Are your Scorekeepers usually "inhouse" or are they freelancers?

Do they work for you full time or do you hire in people?

We have our own Scorekeepers.

We hire in freelancers.

We alternate.

Clear selection

Most Scorekeepers are or have been Judges, but not all Judges have been Scorekeepers. How do you feel that their interaction works at your events?

Judges could learn a lot from our Scorekeepers.

Scorekeepers should always also be Judges.

Judges should keep to themselves and trust that the Scorekeeper will do their job.

Other:

Clear selection

Leave any and all feedback here, or send it as an e-mail to john.s.eriksson@gmail.com

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