Going secretly to investigate businesses is a terrific opportunity to make some additional cash while also getting to know your neighborhood's economy. Venus consulting solutions make the job easier by providing online and phone help 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can obtain answers to your queries from us mystery shopper and report completion at any time.
However, most secret shoppers have questions that they don't feel comfortable asking their scheduler or coach. They're genuine questions, but they're a little out of the box, and they're a little tricky to integrate into general, professional conversations. Read on to find out how we answered some of these mystery shopping questions.
Is anyone familiar with me at the stores I evaluate?
No, everyone from associates to management is unaware of your identity. Managers are aware that their employer participates in mystery shopping programs, but they are never told when or by whom their shop will be reviewed.
Will I get fired if I forget to shop or shop at the incorrect location?
Unless you make it a habit and have a good reason, probably not. Ask your scheduler if the shop may be rescheduled for another day, and make sure you finish it on time and according to the standards. Schedulers generally understand, but consumers who are notoriously unreliable cannot be retained.
Is it possible for me to shop for many companies at the same time?
Without a doubt, as long as you stick to our VCS Most crucially, no names of mystery shopping companies or clients, as well as report inquiries or specifics, can be exposed. All of these concerns about anonymity are addressed in our mystery shopping contract.
When I'm mystery shopping, I sometimes feel like I'm deceiving people. Isn't it unethical to privately evaluate a store and its employees?
Mystery shopping isn't unethical in any way. To begin with, the businesses you patronize have paid for your professional assistance in order to help them flourish. You're just reporting what you see and hear which is why objectivity is so important in your profession. You're not aiming to have somebody fired or penalized; instead, you're acting like a news reporter reporting on what you've seen. Your conscience should be clear as long as your reports are fair and accurate.
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