[CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

RE: [CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

shabaz — Sun, 09 Mar 2025 17:05:34 GMT

You can have all the features you like, but the following screenshot is an experience that is all too common on the site, whenever one tries to use multiple filters when searching for a product:

This is not new. I'm actually not going to report this, because there's been no improvement in this for years, so what's the point in me taking the time to do anything about it, other than simply use a different site that won't keep throwing such errors.

The amount I spend at Farnell / CPC has probably shrunk to less than half over a year or so, because of these sorts of issues, I tend to now shop elsewhere too. I bet many others do the same thing.

RE: [CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

manojroy123 — Wed, 05 Mar 2025 08:48:03 GMT

I wan't to participate.

RE: [CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

misaz — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 23:22:35 GMT

I am also interested in reviewing new Farnell tech and possibly shaping the future. But since I switched jobs, my free time is more limited these days. But still activities like questionaires, writing some feedback, and occasionally even live events should be fine. In the worst case, you can disqualify me in the middle. Now in terms of electronic engineering, I am only a hobbyist again. Professionally I am a Software Engineer these days, so I no longer professionally buy/select any electronics.

RE: [CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

venkat01 — Tue, 04 Mar 2025 19:47:25 GMT

I'm interested in participating! I did have one quick question: roughly how much time per week do you anticipate this will require?

RE: [CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

Gough Lui — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 23:50:16 GMT

Interested, but likewise, interested in eligibility as I'm in AU.

Also would like to know what amount of "real-time" engagement you're expecting - I presume check-ins are fine (time-zones permitting), and surveys are easy, but if you're expecting to watch orders being placed in real-time, that could be a bit complicated.

Any minimum order requirements in the time? I do spend a bit of time doing product research and comparison, but buying might not happen all that often on my personal account (as work likes to keep things separate). Would that be a problem?

- Gough

RE: [CLOSED] We’re Exploring a New Research Study – Interested?

dougw — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 15:51:17 GMT

This is a great way to get feedback.

2 Questions:

Is this Europe only?

During what hours would the Teams check-ins have to take place?

(Some of us cannot check-in during working hours)