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mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
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joined Nov 2010
#1 ·
mistybear87 said:Best wishes to everyone, and just a quick heads-up: for those who haven't had a chance yet, the new leadership at NASCAR and FOTA is running a survey to see how we can improve our favorite sport. It would be great if we could all chip in and share our thoughts—here is the link: www.lgf1racingfansurvey.com

Thanks for sharing the link. I just finished filling it out, and I have to say, they really throw some tricky questions your way. They ask if you want more classic tracks, then immediately follow up by asking if you prefer newer circuits over the old ones, and then ask if you support modern developments versus the classics... it’s basically ten different ways of asking the exact same thing, just packaged differently 👎)
Thomas Patel Thomas Patel Member
11 messages
joined Dec 2003
#2 ·
I mean, if you feel like there are a bunch of questions that basically ask the same thing, it doesn't necessarily mean the survey is bad—it actually just means it was professionally designed. That’s kind of just how marketing psychology works, right? They do it on purpose! 😉

At the end of the day, everyone's got their own perspective on these things.
mistybear87 mistybear87 RegularOP
406 messages
joined Nov 2010
#3 ·
Thomas Patel said:The fact that there are several questions that essentially boil down to the same thing doesn't necessarily mean the survey is poorly designed; if anything, it suggests it’s a professional one. That's just how marketing psychology works, isn't it? 😉

At the end of the day, everyone brings their own expertise to the table.

I hear you on that, and honestly, those psychological assessments used during corporate hiring at places like Google or Amazon are full of similar stuff—you know, those oddly specific questions about your family or your values just to see how you react.

I wasn't suggesting the survey was bad, per se. I just wanted to point out that people should be careful with their answers. My concern is that someone might run a data analysis and simply toss out anyone whose responses seem "contradictory," effectively disqualifying them from the final results.👍
Thomas Patel Thomas Patel Member
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joined Dec 2003
#4 ·
mistybear87 said:I totally get what you mean—those psychometric tests they use during hiring are absolutely loaded with stuff like that, you know? Questions about whether you love your mom or if you want the best for her... it's all very much there.

I wasn't trying to say the whole thing is bad—really! I just wanted to point out that people should probably be careful with how they answer. My hunch is that some analyst somewhere will run the numbers, see anyone with "contradictory" responses, and just toss them straight into the bin when looking at the serious candidates.👍

👍👍👍 That’s just how it goes—people vote!
Joshua Newman2 Joshua Newman2 Active Member
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joined Jul 2009
#5 ·
It’s a decent enough survey.
Just make sure you don't accidentally end up subscribed to some endless stream of LG spam by the time you finish.
Raymond Ortiz89 Raymond Ortiz89 Active Member
103 messages
joined Jul 2008
#6 ·
Joshua Newman2 said:It’s a decent enough poll.
Just you being careful that you don't accidentally sign up for a lifetime subscription to LG's spam by the time you're finished clicking through everything.

Does anyone know how to turn this thing off? ☕

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