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| 5 Stars | 56.5% |
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| 4 Stars | 4.3% |
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| 3 Stars | 0% |
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| 1 Star | 39.1% |
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Good employer. Always has an open ear for its employees and also helps with private problems when possible.
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If I receive an unsolicited private call and politely ask whether you are authorized to do so or whether it is a case of telephone advertising, then I forbid myself to be "snarled at" by the other side in such a way that I would not listen and was "correctly introduced" and then, without waiting for my answer, simply hang up. The whole thing was very questionable... Too bad, if they had explained to me in a friendly way what the whole thing was for, I would have thought about listening a few minutes longer and possibly taking part, but apparently that's not necessary here. No market research with us then.
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Worst internship very unfriendly staff decided themselves when you can take a break there it also stinks! Not recommended.
It would have been a job
Vielen Dank! Dein Foerster & Thelen Team
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I don't like being harassed!
Dear Mr. Raubert, in our eyes, it remains difficult to respond to evaluations that basically bad-mouth us for doing our job. In this case, collecting the opinion of the population to provide it to research. We don't want to upset or even bother anyone, and at this point we would like to ask the question again: What would our society be without market and opinion research? How, in your opinion, should valid data be collected on the basis of which decisions are made, forecasts are made, satisfaction is determined or moods in the population are published? We've made this comparison before, but it illustrates our point quite well: Giving a market and opinion research institute a star for trying to contact you is like giving a baker a star for baking or a butcher a star for selling meat. You were contacted by us as part of a survey. As a market and opinion research institute, we are only interested in your opinion. If you do not wish to disclose your opinion, it is perfectly fine. It is enough for the caller to tell you that you are not interested. Participation in surveys is basically voluntary. However, you can make an important contribution with your participation. In this way, reliable information can be provided for sociopolitical and economic institutions. Every vote counts. Those who participate in surveys have a say in the decision-making process. Yours sincerely Your team Foerster & Thelen Alicja Mariano 0234-5074-211 [email protected]
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When I asked where they got my number, they hung up. Very serious!
Dear Mr. Mayeres, We are a market & opinion research institute that has been conducting surveys in various areas of society and business since 1977, using scientific methods. Our surveys are conducted by telephone, in person or in writing. We work in accordance with the regulations of the Federal Data Protection Act as well as the guidelines of the Arbeitskreis Deutscher Markt- und Sozialforschungsinstitute e.V. (ADM). We are obliged to send our telephone number with every call and all employees involved in the project know what kind of sample it is and where the telephone numbers come from. Why an employee should hang up when asked about the origin of the number is therefore not entirely comprehensible to us and does not correspond to our procedure. I have spoken to colleagues in our telephone studio to see if they have an explanation as to why the contact was broken off. We currently have a large population study in which randomly selected, anonymized telephone numbers are contacted. In some cases, there may be technical issues that cause a call to be disconnected. Usually our staff will try to contact these phone numbers again, but in your case, it was apparently not possible to resume contact. If you need more information, please feel free to contact us. We can arrange for a phone number research that will tell us who called you and when, and what the problem was in contacting you. We remain with kind regards Your Foerster & Thelen Team Alicja Mariano 0234-5074-211 [email protected]
Super employees
Thank you very much! Your Foerster & Thelen Team
