@sandyf wrote:
@dpatter wrote:
Download dropbox to your phone and computer. I go to my photos on my phone, move a photo to my mystery shop folder in drop box and within 30 seconds i have acces to it on my computer.
I will have to try that on my tablet. I don't have a smart phone so many of these tips would not help me. Before anyone chimes in telling me I should have one, I can afford a smart phone but I do not feel the need to get one just for saving a few minutes here and there shopping as I do this part time and the fees would be more than what I earn from mystery shopping. My friends call me anachronistic which is great. I also can walk down the street and admire the trees and sky. I know only a small percentage of people who can just put their smart phone away once they have one and spend time on the smaller pleasures of life.
In any case I will see if I can figure out how to add dropbox to my tablet, move pics to it and then do the dropbox thing on my computer. I do have some of the 21st century technology!
@LeslieKay111 wrote:
On a narrative report I take 20-30 minutes to write and rewrite, check spelling & grammar, etc.. But hours?? No way, you are obsessing over it by that point! LOL
@LeslieKay111 wrote:
I am new to Market Force and picked up a quick burger joint shop...11 pages PLUS multiple narratives for $6...I'm like what the heck did I just do... Are all their reporting requirements like this? Because I could avoid them altogether if they are.
On a narrative report I take 20-30 minutes to write and rewrite, check spelling & grammar, etc.. But hours?? No way, you are obsessing over it by that point! LOL
@JASFLALMT wrote:
If you have cell phone shops, always avoid peak times like lunch and weekends. I think around 10:30 a.m. on a non-holiday weekday is a good time to go, and often around 2 p.m. is not busy. If we let those suckers sit on the board long enough at $7.50 they will raise them. Some people snap them up at around $11 each but I don't like to do that. You have to consider your time spent doing them. If you are spending 30 minutes in the store and another 30 minutes filling out the report, plus your time getting there and back, try to figure out what pay is worth it. Also consider that if the store is busy or if they are shorthanded, you might be waiting 30 minutes or longer and then another 15 interacting with the rep. Ugh.