This survey about surveys. Some types I enjoy. Some I don't enjoy but tolerate. Some I can't do or won't do. Points rarely reason. There 4 questions for 5 points in this one. I think this important topic. N/A you disagree.

1. The survey that prompted this one, involved going shopping at a big supermarket, looking for bar soap or other product you need specifically, but adding a few other items from a list they give you. The survey takes you to an aisle in the store and you have to add items to your cart. You might enjoy this type but I hate it enough that I bail. Here are my reasons why. Which do you agree with?

The survey that prompted this one, involved going shopping at a big supermarket, looking for bar soap or other product you need specifically, but adding a few other items from a list they give you. The survey takes you to an aisle in the store and you have to add items to your cart. You might enjoy this type but I hate it enough that I bail. Here are my reasons why. Which do you agree with?

You are needing one item but they give you a list of 12 or so items which you are expected to memorize - I never shop without a list if there are 3 or more items.

You go to a long shelf with dozens of products and are expected to add items to your cart. You have to magnify everything and scroll all over the place to find your item plus items from the list. They don't have the product I am looking for and you can't advance without buying something - I don't shop that way.

While you are magnifying and scrolling, they have a countdown clock that removes everything in 3 minutes. Then you either start again or get kicked out - I don't need that pressure.

At the end of the survey, they ask you to list the items they told you to remember. This sounds more like a TV game show rather than a survey.

Other (please specify)

Not Applicable

How do you feel about this type of survey? Add to the comments section please.

2. There are some surveys that have a list of questions going down and categories going across. Some headings go so far to the right that they won't fit in the page and you have to scroll back to the left to see the question and the line the answer is supposed to go in. Then as you go down though the questions the headers disappear off the top of the page and you have to scroll back up again to see them. I do this type of survey on a laptop, and they take longer than need be because of their poor design. But this must be hell on a smart phone. Do you persevere and complete this type of survey?

There are some surveys that have a list of questions going down and categories going across. Some headings go so far to the right that they won't fit in the page and you have to scroll back to the left to see the question and the line the answer is supposed to go in. Then as you go down though the questions the headers disappear off the top of the page and you have to scroll back up again to see them. I do this type of survey on a laptop, and they take longer than need be because of their poor design. But this must be hell on a smart phone. Do you persevere and complete this type of survey?

Yes: I don't mind all the scrolling and I can memorize the questions and headers.

Yes: I don't like all the scrolling and having to memorize the questions and headers but I persevere and complete them.

No I don't like all the scrolling and having to memorize the questions and headers. I am not able to or prepared to complete this type of survey.

Other (please specify)

Not Applicable

3. Similar to question 2 but with added questions that you can only guess the answer to because you have never bought the product or done business with the company. Here are some of those questions. Which ones do you have difficulty answering?

Similar to question 2 but with added questions that you can only guess the answer to because you have never bought the product or done business with the company. Here are some of those questions. Which ones do you have difficulty answering?

How close do you feel to the company?

How committed is this company to (diversity, equity, the environment, sustainability and other similar WOKE questions)

Does this company share your values?

Does this company treat its staff well?

Other (please specify)

Not Applicable

4. There are some surveys that are actually combos of two or more separate surveys rolled into one. You complete the first part but get rejected by the second part having provided valuable information to the first vendor. What do you do after this happens?

There are some surveys that are actually combos of two or more separate surveys rolled into one. You complete the first part but get rejected by the second part having provided valuable information to the first vendor. What do you do after this happens?

I politely contact TW admin and request points for the first survey part I completed. More often or not they give me points.

Sometimes both surveys are interesting or are about similar topics. I keep going and complete whatever happens next. Quite often the points are higher. If I have any issues I contact TW admin.

As soon as I find it is going to be more than one survey I bail and don't complete it.

Other (please specify)

Not Applicable

This is a survey about surveys. Some types I enjoy. Some I don't enjoy but tolerate. Some I can't do or won't do. Points are rarely the reason. There are 4 questions for 5 points in this one. I think this is an important topic. N/A if you disagree.