Without knowing the intent of your survey, here is a random selection of questions that I find of interest:

• Do you have an account at Perl monks?
• How many developers in your team? company?
• What development "methodology" do you follow?
• How many lines of Perl code are there at your workplace?
• What are the most common code smells in your Perl code at work?
• Do you follow a Perl coding standard at work?
• Do you perform code reviews at work?
• Do you use Perl::Tidy? Perl::Critic?
• Do you document with POD?
• Do you use automated testing? TDD? Which testing framework/s do you use?
• Do you use an automated build system at work? Which build tools?
• How do you go about Perl debugging? Do you use the Perl debugger?
• What are your favourite Perl books? Web sites?
• What are your favourite Perl tools?
• What are your favourite CPAN modules?
• Which version control system do you use?
• Which bug tracking system do you use?
• Do you use a single OS? Multiple OSes? Which one/s?
• How do you code for concurrency? Perl threads? Processes? POE? AnyEvent?
• How do you do error handling? Logging?

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