@JohnieQ wrote:
Are we working for the same Goodwin?
@denvershopper7 wrote:
Since I started this conversation please let me clarify. I have only worked for one client with Goodwin. It's a restaurant chain started in Colorado and planning to go nationwide. I have never filed a report late and have always submitted photos taken on the correct date but their website rejects them anyway. The photos are: patio (even in a blizzard), dining room, beverage dispenser, coffee dispenser, bathroom toilet area, bathroom sink, close-up of hot food prep area, meal, receipt and, if the bus area is not acceptable, a photo of that as well. The way these restaurants are designed it is virtually impossible to take all the photos secretly, and completely impossible to do the hot food prep area one. In addition the survey asks exhaustive questions about minute aspects of operations and then requires 200 - 250 word comments even though there is nothing left to say. I once gave Goodwin a detailed report about a problem that I witnessed in one of these restaurants - when I was not being paid to shop - and didn't get so much as a thank you.
@CANADAMOMMY wrote:
They do not pay for closed locations even though directions do not require it.
[/quote]@CANADAMOMMY wrote:
They do not pay for closed locations even though directions do not require it.
@myst4au wrote:
I don't understand the sentence, "They do not pay for closed locations even though directions do not require it." I truly have no idea what that sentence means. I am not referring to any other information you may have provided elsewhere, just that single sentence.
These sentences would be understandable, and I am not proposing that either is what you mean, just that I understand what the sentences mean.
"They pay for closed locations even though directions do not require it." [removed the first "do not"]
"They do not pay for closed locations even though directions require it." [removed the second "do not"]
In both cases, I would interpret "it" to mean pay or payment. I don't know what your sentence means. Sorry.
@myst4au wrote:
I don't understand the sentence, "They do not pay for closed locations even though directions do not require it." I truly have no idea what that sentence means. I am not referring to any other information you may have provided elsewhere, just that single sentence.
@Jay C wrote:
I think she means "They do not pay for closed locations even though the directions do not require you to make a phone call to verify that the location is open." As long as we are guessing, that's my guess.
@denvershopper7 wrote:
I really enjoy the fresh, healthy food at a restaurant Goodwin represents and so have put up with a lot of issues. ... They also require an insane number of photos which cannot possibly be accomplished "secretly" - such as a closeup of the food prep area.