Many times, I've wondered if most surveys are designed to get
the answers the survey company thinks their customer wants.
The idiotic questions and stupid set-up in some beggar belief.
"Thank you - you may now close your browser" at the end
seems to show that the survey IT folks are so far behind the
times that they don't know about tabbed browsing.
Options for "why did you choose the brand you did" don't have
a "it was the only one available" answer option.
Any people in that industry on PT?
If so, perhaps you could explain why survey monkeys seem to
want to personify objects and other similarly stupid questions?
******** is a brand you can trust?
I trust no brand. Trust is a person thing, you know?
******* is for smart shoppers?
Who or what is a smart shopper? Someone who can decode
advertising spin and BS?
On and on the fatuous questions go.
the answers the survey company thinks their customer wants.
The idiotic questions and stupid set-up in some beggar belief.
"Thank you - you may now close your browser" at the end
seems to show that the survey IT folks are so far behind the
times that they don't know about tabbed browsing.
Options for "why did you choose the brand you did" don't have
a "it was the only one available" answer option.
Any people in that industry on PT?
If so, perhaps you could explain why survey monkeys seem to
want to personify objects and other similarly stupid questions?
******** is a brand you can trust?
I trust no brand. Trust is a person thing, you know?
******* is for smart shoppers?
Who or what is a smart shopper? Someone who can decode
advertising spin and BS?
On and on the fatuous questions go.
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