Fieldwork Minneapolis
Client Reviews on Fieldwork Minneapolis
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I am in several databases for different companies. This particular one is hit or miss. I wasted a lot of time going through many questions to be put on hold and the come back and have met their "quota". In other words not want they want. They don't keep track of participation history either. My time is valuable! After getting told they met the quota-I got an email urging me to a survey for that same study!!! I find that rude and unorganized!
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Everything went well, was paid promptly.
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I like that this is so close to home now.
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Completely useless. I wasted 20 minutes on the phone today with Paul, and I'm told that that I'm in for a group. Two hours later...I'm called up by Paul and told the group's full. Thanks for nothing. My time would be better served if I start answering the door when Mormons or Jehovah's witnesses knock on the door.
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Very nice facility for paid market research studies. I just wish I qualified more often to go there!
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Date of Visit: 8/2/2018 This was my second time visiting Fieldwork to take part in their Focus Groups.Pros: Free food in the lobby/waiting area - sub sandwiches (Jimmy John's style AND plain sliced bread variety), soda, water, coffee. Beautiful remodeled office space with tasteful furnishings. Compensation was excellent for my time - $125 giftcard for an hour and a half.Cons: Somewhat difficult to locate - office complex is easy to find, but finding the correct building itself is a bit difficult for a first-timer. You're only allowed to attend limited Focus Groups - I've been signed up with them for a year and had two offerings.*Note: They overbook for Focus Groups under the anticipation that people will No-Show on them. If you're part of the "overbooking" and everyone shows up on time, they send you home with full payment - and you don't even have to spend your hour or two participating!*
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This a great opportunity to make extra money. My only suggestion is when participants fill out a screener-they should be immediately opted out if they don't meet criteria. More specifically there should be way for them to see by their records when a person last participated. Or another option would be to ask that question and check immediately when calling a person to verify eligibility. It is a rather long process to go through EVERY question for nothing. I finally did ask how long I should try between tests and received a vague response of six months
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A great way to earn legitimate extra cash! You give your opinions about products or ideas for 2 hours and go home with $100+! You can only do it every 6 months though.
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great place good way to make some extra money
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Nice office location for market research in Edina.You can sign-up to be in their database and get paid for their research opportunities.The staff is very nice and helpful throughout the time your time at the facility.There are light refreshments offered in the waiting area before your meeting begins.
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