Maximising income - Mystery Shopping? Surveys? (Part Three)

josie

samtastic7 wrote: »

similar to what you said earlier about it being .......

none of it is meant to be subjective and that it's meant to be an objective, factual report

Ah, I think this is the bit they are saying you may have misinterpreted then.

Sometimes you do get asked for your subjective opinion on a store - stamp shops are ones that spring to mind, so yes, you will be asked for your subjective opinion sometimes.

This may be something like, "If you were in the market for this product, would you have bought it, based on your experience today?"

So to say none of it is subjective would be incorrect.

I passed TNS and put in something to this effect in that part of the response.

HTH

Geeves1980

willowthecat wrote: »

Oh great I've had one of these today and I couldn't find staff in all departments so just left it! Haven't submitted report yet. Probably no point either if not going to get paid :(quote]

Still submit the report and just make a big point about how there were no staff to serve you. How can you evaluate service that is not there, for no apparant reason.

I'm going to fight my way on this one. I haven't had a reply to my response yet but I'm going to follow it up.

The point of these shops is to evaluate the service as it was at that moment in time. At that moment (and for an adequate amount of time spent waiting) the service wasn't there. Had I waited and waited I would have eventually found someone and then maybe marked them positively if they were helpful etc. However, the store then gets positive report which it really doesn't deserve.

katiepops_2

Hi, I'm going to apply for Retail Eyes, so if anyone wants me to put that they were my referer, please pm me!

D4WNO

PM sent KatiePops

leila1

samtastic7 wrote: »

similar to what you said earlier about it being .......

none of it is meant to be subjective and that it's meant to be an objective, factual report

Sometimes there is a subjective part. This is the part that I am asked to write my personal opinion of how the visit went.
If you keep both the instructions and the questionnaire windows open, you should be able to check your answers as you go along.

leila1

southernginge wrote: »

Anyone want to do complete the TNS application for me?

Are you paying?

samtastic7

Timmne wrote: »

I still have my application in a word document somewhere!

yes please would love some help

samtastic7

josie wrote: »

Ah, I think this is the bit they are saying you may have misinterpreted then.

Sometimes you do get asked for your subjective opinion on a store - stamp shops are ones that spring to mind, so yes, you will be asked for your subjective opinion sometimes.

This may be something like, "If you were in the market for this product, would you have bought it, based on your experience today?"

So to say none of it is subjective would be incorrect.

I passed TNS and put in something to this effect in that part of the response.

HTH

yes i know what you mean the subjective part is the part that asks for my opinion

samtastic7

leila1 wrote: »

Are you paying?

whats your fee?

samtastic7

Geeves1980 wrote: »

I didn't save mine, I completed as I said above. I read through their introduction first, opened a new browser and tabbed back and forth, scanning through to get the answers.

You could get someone else (preferably really critical) to read it through first before you resubmit it? If you write all of your answers in word it will highlight your errors. Bear in mind though that it only tells you when your punctuation, spelling and grammer is incorrect. It won't tell you whether it's technically up to scrtach or give you any suggestion how to improve it.

For TNS you should avoid long, over punctuated explanations as it just comes across as waffle! That's what I had to edit out!

it was all spelt correct certainly not over punctuated

lol just noticed your grammer and scratch. lol