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Office Vending Feedback Names a Product That Was Never Stocked: Clarify the Request
An employee says a favourite snack has disappeared from the office vending machine, but the current operator has no record
Vending Sales Report Rounds Percentages: Keep the Original Counts for Decisions
Rounded percentages can make a vending sales report look as though some sales have disappeared. Three equally sized groups might
Office Vending Survey Allows Several Answers: Count People Separately from Choices
An office vending survey that allows several answers can produce more choices than respondents. That is normal, but the results
Office Vending Feedback Changes After a Team Moves Floors: Check Who Now Uses the Machine
Office vending preferences can change after a team moves to another floor, even when the machine and product range stay
A Vending Customer Finds Two Items in the Collection Area: Ask Which Purchase They Belong To
Finding two items in a vending collection area does not automatically tell you that both belong to your purchase. One
Office Vending Feedback Requests Opposite Changes: Turn the Disagreement into a Testable Choice
Office vending feedback can point in opposite directions: one group wants more familiar snacks while another wants a changing range.
A Vending Product Falls Out of Its Outer Sleeve: Keep Packaging and Product Together for Support
A snack collected from vending may have a loose cardboard sleeve while its inner wrapping remains in place. Keep the
A Vending Product Sells in Several Pack Sizes: Compare Like-for-Like Results
Sales of a snack in two pack sizes should not be treated as identical units without explanation. Ten small packs
Team representatives can bring useful office vending feedback, but their comments are not automatically equivalent to a count of individual
A Vending Product Description Uses an Abbreviation: Confirm the Item Before Paying
A shortened product name on a vending display may be clear to the operator but confusing to a customer. An
Vending Products Are Moved Between Selections: Keep Sales Comparisons Consistent
A product moves from one vending selection to another and the next sales report appears to show a sudden change
A Vending Snack Is Sold as a Multipack Elsewhere: Compare Like with Like
A customer notices that a multipack in a supermarket works out cheaper per snack than a single item from the