Yahoo360 beta

~~Johnny Faster~~ · 05-27-2005, 05:25 PM

I got an invite to particpate in this yahoo360 thing. Did it, looked around and had no idea what it was, what it was supposed to be and what value it might have to me. Spent 5 minutes, clicked out and never went back.

Month later, a survey in my e-mail.

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As I said earlier, this yahoo 360 was a complete NOTHING. I went there, looked around, had no idea what "360" was or what it did. I gave it about 5 minutes of my time, found no reason to give it any more and never came back.

Furthermore, the extraordiarily poor (for lack of a better word) "marketing" of this yahoo 360 thing (whatever the hell it is) is directly reflected by the extraordinnarily poor quality of this survey. I do not like being forced to make a positive selection about this service (about 5 questions ago) when I had no clue as to what yahoo360 is, what it does, what it's for or anything about it. And I went looking on YOUR SITE for what YOU are about.

Nothing.

And now a survey, poorly designed, done (I am sure) by the same level of rank and clueless amateurs that failed to provide me with a reason to particpate in this yahoo360 thing (whatever it is).

No "heads-up" about being able to offer comments at the end of the survey, forced to make a positively biased selection during a question that was completely irrelevant to me.

Personally, if it were my money, my investment, my company and my career, I would be looking to can at least two folks. The first, whoever it was that "envisioned" the process of how to bring completely uninitiated people inot whatever concept you seem to be offering, and then second, whoever it was that created this rather feeble survey asking questions about how well that person did their job.