@dakotagypsy wrote:
What an attitude.
No. If you had read my post, as you should have, you would know that I took it even though I was busy and based on the SAMPLE SURVEY they showed with no place for narratives. The point is not that I don't like narratives (I do a lot of hotel shops and/or Coyle shops so you know I have no problem with narratives.) I do have a problem with dishonesty though.
Yes, I agree; you do have an attitude. Yes, I read your post. If your schedule was that busy, you should not have accepted any new shops or new-to-you shops. I asked a legit question based on your op regarding having to write narratives in a report. A sample report is exactly that, a sample.
According to the Oxford Dictionary, the definition of "sample" is...
"noun
1. a small part or quantity intended to show what the whole is like:
"investigations involved analyzing samples of handwriting"
synonyms:
representative, illustrative, selected, specimen, test, ... more
verb
1. take a sample or samples of (something) for analysis:
"bone marrow cells were sampled"
If the MSC gave an entire report verbatim, some dishonest mystery shoppers would copy it word-for-word and just plug in the appropriate date, times, names and descriptions. This has happened in the past so the MSCs have had to adjust. You yourself said, "I do have a problem with dishonesty though." Well, the MSCs have a problem with dishonesty also.