So if it’s so important, why isn’t fun a serious marketing metric? (Yes, marketing. Not HR.)
Before trying to come up with a complex algorithm, model or even function about how fun could be measured (I am German after all) – we just thought why not keep it simple and ask you:
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And don’t worry. We won’t kiss and tell. This poll is anonymous.
PS: We’re also asking the exact same question on our German blog to later compare the answers.
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I remember seeing a survey in 2012 which demonstrated that marketers love their jobs – which may be replicated in your poll here.
What was interesting, though, was that the same poll asked “How safe do you feel in your job?” … and a less than positive response was collected.
Simon Butt