Does Best Buddies helps build lasting friendships? This is an important question for the people
who run the Best Buddies International Organization. This will tell the people
who run the company if their mission is being accomplished. They want people to
build lasting friendships with the people they are buddies with through the
program.
If this goal is not achieved then they will need to figure
out what they can do to help get this goal achieved. This is such an important
aspect of Best Buddies and I fear it is not happening. There are some people
who do though. This is a good thing and they need to ask them how they did
this.
They could possibly look at their matching process. The
matching process is not as specific and down to the human level as I like it to
be at my chapter. I understand it is the best they can do online, but they do
not get down to the questions they need to ask to know who will be a good
buddy. I personally like to interview everyone that will be in the program and
decide who I think would be a good fit for who. I also get to know all of the
buddies though out the year and match them based on their personalities. This helps
a lot when it comes to finding a good match for them.
This can also be asked at individual schools to find out
whether they are being a successful chapter. This could result in a little bonus
for the chapter and having some of their dues waved for the highest ranking
lasting friendships. This could be a great incentive program for the chapters.
On the flip side if they are not doing so well they can have surrounding
chapters show them how to make it more successful.
They can also use this on a state level. The states with
higher rankings can be praised in some way, while the states that are
struggling can be helped. If there are some outstanding states I think they
should definitely be praised. This would be a huge accomplishment. If there is
a struggling state I also think they should get some help from the
International Cooperation to make the program better for everyone involved. If
they improve then there can be some praise for that. I think this would be a
great question for Best Buddies International to ask itself and follow through
on.
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