An AI prompt that writes a short, respectful three-question feedback request that drivers actually answer.
Write a short feedback request from [sender name and role] at [company] to [driver group]. Goal: learn [what you want to learn, such as what slows them down at shippers]. Ask exactly three questions: two multiple choice and one open-ended. Say how long it takes, how answers will be used, and when they will hear what changed: [date]. Keep it under 150 words, respectful and plain, for [channel, such as text, app or email]. Include a link placeholder: [survey link].
Hi, it’s Jordan from Pinecrest ops. We want to know what slows you down at shippers. Three questions, about one minute:
Answers go to ops only and shape which shippers we push on first. We’ll share what we changed by Nov 15. [survey link]
Vic drafts the request, gathers the answers, and summarizes the top issues for your review.
Three to five. Fewer questions mean more answers.
Anonymous surveys often get more honest answers. If you need names to follow up, say so plainly.
Keep it short, say how long it takes, send it by the channel they use most, and share what changed afterward.
Any AI chat tool. Paste it, fill the fields, and review the draft before sending. In Vic, the facts fill in for you.
A short first message with lane, home time and pay type up front.
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