Imagine that X brand were a real human...

[1imaginarygirl]

...what type of personality would it have?

I HATE these kinds of survey questions. Brands are not even inanimate objects. They are just names. I'm taking a survey on cat litter. It's basically clay dust that absorbs my cat's waste, and you want me to assign a personality to that?! Maybe these types of questions are meant to make the survey more fun, but they just annoy the crap out of me. 

[myfreebees316]

HAHAHA these types of surveys are a Why the hell are you giving me this type of question thing?

[JaniceSW]

...what type of personality would it have?

I HATE these kinds of survey questions. Brands are not even inanimate objects. They are just names. I'm taking a survey on cat litter. It's basically clay dust that absorbs my cat's waste, and you want me to assign a personality to that?! Maybe these types of questions are meant to make the survey more fun, but they just annoy the crap out of me. 

You and I are on the same page regarding these type surveys.  I never know what to say!  Comparing a brand to a person just doesn't work for me!  They are very irritating, and in my opinion, not relevant to most of us.  They ought to be able to come up with better surveys about brands/products than these ones.

[dwggs]

those are the types of questions that I shake my head and think who the heck comes up with these questions and how would it possibly be useful info to the manufacturer.

[countrygirl12]

lol I agree with that.

[Nancy5]

those are the types of questions that I shake my head and think who the heck comes up with these questions and how would it possibly be useful info to the manufacturer.

So true, one of the stupidest questions.

[countrygirl12]

those are the types of questions that I shake my head and think who the heck comes up with these questions and how would it possibly be useful info to the manufacturer.

Because apparently it is some deep dark revelation about your personality which reveals to the company what type of person would buy their products. smh