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answer calls for very mean, ignorant rude people all day long
i dont think i have one (Current Employee), Winnipeg – July 28, 2012
Pros: not much
Cons: you are always told you are making mistakes
This use to be a family run business, it is now a corporate company run from the states, the pay sucks, the benefits suck, you never get a pay raise and when you do it’s like 10 cents. Stealing is rampant and if you are a member of the receptionist’s family, you can come and go as you please.
It use to be a good place to work not anymore
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MsGe12 – December 19, 2012

Most of the retail employee and our clients were very nice, on the other hand the staff of marekt Force was very rude and unaware what to do, when a problem arose. they refuse to listen or allow your to correct the problem then let you go , state you was just a independent contractor, we dont need you anymore.

maricle – April 18, 2013

Thanks for your comment. I applied for job 2 months ago and I did the whole process like a lot of tests and interview and I was waiting and waiting and they never call me even to say that I was not selected wich is very unrespecfull because solid and serious companies don't do that and even more some of then send you a very kind letter telling you reason why you was no selected. Thanks God they di d not choose me. Gods only knows why.

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Get paid to spy on people at work! Lots of fun!
Independent Field Researcher (Current Employee), San Antonio, TX – February 23, 2013
Pros: free food, flexible, reliable, fun
Cons: strict guidelines
I'm glad I found this place. It's so easy for imitators to scam you but this place is legit. All I had to do was sign up on the site and go through a brief "interview" process and now I'm one of their freelancers. I pick shopping missions from what's available for my area and show up when they tell me to. It can be a bit strenuous with all that you – more... have to pay attention to like exactly how long it takes for them to get an order and cook the food but it's all worth it when I get to cash my checks. – less
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Sometimes you have to lie to get paid
Contracted Shopper (Current Employee), South Florida – February 6, 2013
Pros: evaluating companies can be interesting
Cons: pay is poor and you may need to lie in order to get reimbursed.
I signed on as a "secret shopper" for kicks. It turned out to be fun, but the cost of travel and time involved usually does not cover expenses. The last straw occurred when a vendor did not include an item (one of a few things) and the only way I could have gotten it was to admit I was a "secret shopper". Instead of doing that, I told the truth on the – more... evaluation and was informed that I would not be reimbursed or paid.

Be very careful. Remember, in order to get paid, you may have to fudge your data or lie outright. How does that help the clients that MarketForce is obtaining data for? – less
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Fun and flexible job.
Mystery Shopper (Current Employee), N/A – January 29, 2013
Pros: the job is pretty straightforward.
Cons: appropriate work is scarce at times.
A typical day would consist of commuting to the location of the work I have been assigned, following the guidelines that were providing in terms of what to buy or say, the time to be spent etc.

I have learnt to listen and speak, seek the right information and manage my time more effectively and professionally.

I have no co-workers.

The hardest part – more... of the job is most probably commuting to a location where you need a bus or train because of the delays that could potentially occur and effect the time in which you arrive to do the task.

The most enjoyable part of the job is the whole undercover process that takes place. – less
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Being part of a team that accomplished weekly tasks.
Assistant to Project Manager (Former Employee), East Greenbush, NY – October 2, 2012
Updated logs for project manager. Daily incoming and out going calls to complete tasks required by company and clients. Enjoyed working Monday thru Friday day shift.
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GOOD PLACE TO WORK
CUSTOMER INTELLIGENCE/MYSTERY SHOPPER (Current Employee), WICKEN – August 30, 2012
Pros: use to get 10% discount on shopping
Cons: not related to my studies
I REALLY ENJOY MY WORK PLACE
ALL THOUGH I WORK PART TIME AND THIS JOB IS NOT RELATED TO MY STUDIES BUT I DO LEARNED FROM HERE THAT HOW TO MANAGE YOUR CO-WORKERS, HOW TO PROVIDE GOOD SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS, HOW TO GREET CUSTOMERS.
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It is a nice side job.
Independent Contractor (Current Employee), East Greenbush, NY – August 5, 2012
Pros: short days, free to plan your work day
Cons: limited events, low paying jobs
Depending on your location you may or may not have events to complete. Also some of the jobs take more time then the paperwork states and the company will only pay for so much time. The hardest part of the job is finding events to complete. The most enjoyable part of the job is if you find an event that is reoccurring and are able to be the contractor – more... to be automatically assigned these events. – less
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Meet new people and learn new things
Certified Field Associate (Current Employee), New York – July 10, 2012
Pros: flexible scheduling
Cons: pay rates are not very high.
The best part of the job is being able to accept whateve assignments you choose. Most assignments are not exceedingly challenging, but can be time consuming. Attention to detail is a must.
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Easy Going Days
Auditor/merchandiser (Former Employee), milwaukee wi – May 10, 2012
Pros: nice environment very friendly
Cons: a little to much gossip in the office
This is a relaxed environment to work in they all have strong bonds with each other but there is alot of favortizium shown, it is a awesome place to work over all and i really liked it.
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Merchandiser
TEMP - PRODUCTION (Former Employee), Virginia – April 14, 2012
Days, hours, and how many days a week varied. I would travel to stores in different locations and set up displays, stock shelves, complete inventory and many other tasks. There really was no management team, if you needed assistance you would call customer service. This was a business that was online.
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