Ring! Ring!
Hello!
This is XYZ Corporation. Would you like to take a survey about your recent experience with us?
No, thank you! Click!
Bing! You have email!
Please take a moment to answer a few questions about your recent visit to our site.
Delete!
Do you have enough fingers to count the surveys you've been asked to take in the last month? Maybe even the last week?
Your car repair garage wants to know what you thought after you had an oil change. If you are regular customer, isn't that enough?
After you report a problem to Netflix, the truly friendly folks want you to hang on for a brief survey. After you told them how helpful and friendly they were!
You visit a doctor for a preliminary visit before some minor surgery. The clinic calls you to ask if you would take a brief survey about your visit. Can't the clinic wait until after the post-op visit? Even then, I'll tell the doctor whether I was pleased or not.
The big, bureaucratic insurance company I've been using for several years mailed me a survey about its service. I just answered everything in the middle and sent it back.
It seems like the large corporations measure everything and know the value of nothing.
