LOGO Market Research & Consulting Ltd.

Let me give my "5 cents on the topic". I was also an intern at Logo. I want to complement the opinion of my colleague Zubra 😘. I will tell you how we worked on the monthly survey, which was commissioned by the European Union: - we spent hours walking around public places, such as parks, gardens, and others, looking for people who would agree to give us an interview - we bothered people who were sitting on benches to rest - we used all our interviewer charm, as one of our favorite leaders used to tell us, to convince people to participate, since there were no gifts for respondents in this project - we had a precisely specified number of people from different age groups and sometimes it took hours to find a willing person from a given age group - all this happened every month, including during the winter months, when there are almost no people out in the cold - in the winter we froze like dogs in the cold to look for respondents Despite all this, we did not give up and managed to do the necessary number of interviews every month, regardless of the price we had to pay. And the actual price they paid us for the interview was too modest for this work. It was the lowest paid survey, and it still is, even though they recently raised the price of an interview a little. That's how we did our job. We didn't talk about values ​​to profess. We just worked hard! And I'm very sad to read about the company's offensive attitude towards us. Despite this offensive attitude, I'm happy with my internship at Logo. I'm happy that I earned every single lev with a lot of effort, that I learned a lot, that I realized how fake the research industry is in Bulgaria, that I met interesting people, and so on.