shop-a-holic Wrote:
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> There is a company where I can see my shop after
> an editor has reviewed it. I just looked at one
> of them and my answers were completely changes.
> Not just the narrative, but some of the multiple
> choice answers were literaly changed. Where I
> selected "The interaction felt insincere" it was
> changed to "The associate was helpful and
> attentive" and so on. Then my narrative was also
> changed to support these answers. Basically,
> anything bad was taken out and only good things
> left in.
> Has anyone seen this with their rerports before?
> Would you contact the company and tell them that
> your report was basically rewritten? Or leave it
> alone? I've only done 3 shops for this company,
> so it's not like a have a reputation that they
> have a reason to trust me more than their editor.
> But I feel this is just wrong. I have a PDF of
> the original report as it was submitted by me. I
> am tempted to contact the scheduler, but I don't
> want to screw up my chances of shopping with them
> in the future.
one time, an editor had told me that i had failed to back up any 'no' answers on a questionniare sufficiently. they are likely just trying to avoid potential lawsuits if they might appear to slander an employee.
if they don't tell you anything directly, it might be best to just let it go. maybe the scheduler was very busy and didn't have the time or energy to inform you or explain things to you. sometimes, if a scheduler had additional time and energy, they may bother to be concise about what they are expecting from you.
ultimately, the statement "the interaction felt insincere" is a tricky question, because it doesn't protect from individual bias.