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February 10, 2016 08:55PM
Ah! Thanks @LisaSTL! I am working with Survey.com. I work in their marketing department. I am still waiting for the forum to update my signature. But you're right, I think that will help as well smiling smiley I used to be a mysteryshopper and do some merchandising tasks as well, and that's how I came across Survey.com. The rest, as they say, is history. I really benefited from other people's experiences, and I'm just looking to spread that love smiling smiley

Marketing at Survey.com; srege@survey.com
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February 13, 2016 02:01PM
Maybe its just me but all the exclamation points and smiley faces on Survey's posts make me not want to go there. Especially on this post where the company mass fired hundreds of people on a conference call. It makes me feel like the shopping emails that say $120 shops only to find out that you must do 6 shops heavy in narrative over a weekend at a car dealership to get that amount.

~~*~~*~~*~~ kal ~~*~~*~~*~~
Everyone has a photographic memory. Some just forget to load the film.
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February 13, 2016 02:33PM
I asked the OP a question on one of their other several posts and have not received an answer yet. I think that there was another question also that not answered. A job stocking a hundred cases of beer and other beverages is not what I think of as a merchandiser job. Coke, Pepsi, and the beer companies call this a driver/merchandiser, I don't.
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February 13, 2016 02:44PM
@cindy55 wrote:

I asked the OP a question on one of their other several posts and have not received an answer yet. I think that there was another question also that not answered. A job stocking a hundred cases of beer and other beverages is not what I think of as a merchandiser job. Coke, Pepsi, and the beer companies call this a driver/merchandiser, I don't.

Those drivers never look happy when you see them in the store.

~~*~~*~~*~~ kal ~~*~~*~~*~~
Everyone has a photographic memory. Some just forget to load the film.
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February 13, 2016 03:26PM
@kalfini wrote:



Those drivers never look happy when you see them in the store.

I think they get paid for the route, so the faster they get done, the better. I think that is why they never slow down and socialize. And don't get in their way, OMG.

Former mystery shopper, current merchandiser.
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February 20, 2016 04:14PM
The Acosta saga continues. Today I got a certificate Fed Ex'ed suitable for framing congratulating me on making an anniversary milestone! This after firing me on a conference call.

All the metallic gold will burn pretty colors in my fireplace tonight winking smiley

~~*~~*~~*~~ kal ~~*~~*~~*~~
Everyone has a photographic memory. Some just forget to load the film.
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February 20, 2016 05:09PM
Too funny! It might make nice wrapping paper for a brick, suitable for hurling though a certain corporate window. They even spent the money on FedEx, how very special. That makes it even more ironic.
Happy Anniversary, former employee???
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February 20, 2016 06:38PM
Like the way you think! Unfortunately my name perfectly done in calligraphy might give me away.

~~*~~*~~*~~ kal ~~*~~*~~*~~
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