Our team of schedulers uses a sophisticated information system and mapping software to identify Confero shoppers who live or work near an available assignment location. If your name is identified by this search, we will send you a shop posting via email to determine whether an assignment at a specific business location interests you. The shop posting will contain detailed information about how long the assignment will take to complete, when we need you to visit the specific location, and the compensation we offer for the assignment. The shop posting may also list specific instructions for applying for the shop. The posting may ask you to confirm certain information when you apply. Make sure you read the posting closely to make sure you understand the requirements. Once you have read the shop posting, you may access the job board and apply for shops after logging in.
Our scheduling team begins assigning shoppers about 24 to 48 hours after the shop posting was sent out to potential shoppers. Our schedulers look at each shop location to determine the shopper that is the best match for the assignment. There are a variety of factors that go into determining which shopper receives the assignment. Some of these factors include:
Be on the lookout for new shops on our job board! Today we are releasing a new set of shops as self-assign only. These shops are for a new program that requires shoppers to attempt to purchase a pack of cigarettes using a competitor’s coupon. These are easy shops with a short, concise survey.
Qualifications for this program:
This project is one-time only and must be completed within only a few days. Passing the test is required for all shoppers interested in these shops. We need shoppers who are self-sufficient; shoppers who read the guidelines and follow them without issue. We need shoppers who are dependable and will complete the shop on time and at the correct location. We need shoppers who will submit their validation and online survey without reminders.
College kids are usually a cash-strapped bunch, so what’s better than a free meal? We are currently in need of college students at schools across the country to evaluate the dining services on campus. We need mystery shoppers between the ages of 18 and 30 who are willing to dine at a specific dining facility at a specific time and fill out an online survey afterwards.
Each week, we will feature one of our frequently asked questions and explain in detail.
All good research must be validated. Validation is a form of documentation that shows us that a mystery shopper was at the assigned place, at the assigned time and ordered the assigned items. Remember, mystery shopping is research, so client requirements are put into place to assure the reports from all shoppers can be accurately compared on a national basis. Sometimes, this means each shopper must make the same purchase so we can measure consistency of service around the country. Sometimes, this means that shoppers must visit locations within the same time period or dates, so that service during specific dayparts may be researched. Our schedulers must make sure all locations are included and accounted for during the project. Shoppers choose
We believe our team of schedulers is one of the best in the business. They work hard every day to find shoppers to fill each shop in order to make sure our projects are completed on time or ahead of schedule! They spend their days sorting through hundreds of emails and calling dozens of shoppers in order to make that happen. The following tips came straight from our scheduling team, see what you can do to become one of their star shoppers!
Tip #1: “My tip for shoppers would be when you sign up to request a shop make sure to check your emails DAILY. When shoppers sign up for a shop and we assign the shop to them an automatic shop assignment confirmation email is sent. However, if shoppers are not checking their email account daily they don’t know they have received the assignment. (This includes making sure these email messages are not going into your Spam or Junk email folders!) As a result the shop doesn’t get completed and we have to take the time to find another shopper. Even if a shopper has not requested a shop, they should check
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