Can people still see questions that are marked as needing improving?

When questions are marked as needing improvement, it generally depends on the context in which they are being used.

In Surveys and Feedback

In the context of surveys and feedback collection, questions that need improvement are typically identified and revised before they are presented to respondents. For example, if a question is found to be leading or poorly worded, it would be rephrased to ensure it elicits honest and valuable feedback34.

In Interviews

During job interviews, candidates may be asked about areas they need to improve, but the questions themselves are not usually 'marked' as needing improvement. Instead, the candidate's response to the question is what is evaluated. The interviewer assesses the candidate's self-awareness, willingness to improve, and the steps they are taking to address their weaknesses25.

In General Use

If questions are marked as needing improvement in a general sense (e.g., in a database of questions or a survey template), they would typically be revised or removed before being presented to the public or used in any official capacity.

In summary, people would not typically see questions that are marked as needing improvement, as these questions would be revised or refined before being used.