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For example, when eating at a restaurant, do you bother to fill out the customer feedback sheet about the restaurants food, service, etc...?
| Yes, I try to whenever I can | 10 | |
| If I have something to complain about | 14 | |
| No, that stuff is stupid | 16 | |
| I have no idea what you're talking about | 2 |
Yes for small business, but not so much for a big corporation.
And instead of just bitching about something I didn't like, I offer suggestions on how I think it could be improved (when inspired).
Usually just if someone/something was exceptional-exceptionally bad or good. And if I use an online service where my rating can actually be seen and make a difference (like on Amazon or ebay), they I usually rate. I value the ratings on Amazon a ton!! It's helped me to decide what to buy countless times.
They don't deserve my input! They're already taking my money. So if anything the feed back I give is my middle finger straight up in the air.
I only gave feedback once, and it was for an EXCEPTIONAL experience on an airline. Other than that, I think most Yelpers should be more assertive rather than ranting online about bad experiences. It's passive aggressive and cowardly.
Yes I do sometimes. Depends on my experience, if it's really great or really shit then I will.
When I go to the dealership for service they send me a survey and I'll take it because I know it gets back to my awesome service manager. And if someone goes out of their way to be helpful I always ask for the manager and give them the good news instead of the usual complaints they must hear all day. It's a fun thing my ex taught me that makes everyone feel good. Kind of cheesy I know!