Somebody wrote:

That's a bit different though. This fellow reports that associates
will be held accountable if a customer does not complete a survey.
That's about impossible to enforce.
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Drew Lawson wrote:


It is blindingly easy to enforce. Modern cash registers have the
employee sign in. The surveys have a unique code on each receipt.
When a survey gets filled out, they know who the cashier was. They
know what store he was in. They may well know what the weather was
like that day. Data is cheap.

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"Mike Marlow" wrote:

Correct, but it is about impossible to enforce a policy which
punishes an employee for something they have no control over - such
as whether a customer completes a survey that is optional for them
to complete. It has nothing to do with data or logins.
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According to my sources, that is exactly what is happening.

If you are a cash register clerk; however, there is a solution.

Assemble a quantity of your day's register receipts,
pass them out to your friends and have them take the survey for you.

A few days later, you get an "ATTA BOY" from management for having
soooo--- many surveys submitted; however, data is skewed.

So now you wait for the "AH ****" to happen.

This is getting interesting.

Lew