Read Original Version (CLB5+) You are reading the Simple Version (CLB3-4) Feedback is giving your opinion about the quality of a product or service. It can be positive or negative. Examples: Giving feedback can be in person, via phone, online, or through forms and questionnaires. Some avoid feedback surveys because: Send a letter, call the service provider or ask for a face-to-face meeting. Many people post on social media nowadays to talk about their experience using a particular product or service. You can also answer a feedback form. Use the following phrases when giving your feedback: I think, In my opinion, I believe, Personally, and others. Companies have rules on keeping client information (Privacy Policy). It explains what type of information they collect, why they are collecting it, how long they are keeping it, and how they are storing it. Don’t answer surveys that ask for information like your bank account number or SIN. You can say no if you don’t want to give feedback. You have consumer rights. Please login to tell us what you think.Skip to:
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