I received my first job at Albertson, a grocery store and it was so easy and fun. Well, the fun stopped when I got home to complete the assignment online. It look almost 1.5 hours for each store and I had 9 stores. I hope all the jibs aren't like this!

Welcome to the forum! Although I haven't done that particular shop, I'm a bit confused as to why it took you that long to enter each shop. After two or three, I would think you would get faster as you become more familiar with the online form and the company's website. Perhaps your note taking after the shops could improve. Many shoppers take the questionnaire and fill it out on paper right after the shop. That should make entering the data later easier.

Good luck!

Jojonola, those reports on Albertson's shouldn't take an hour and a half. The ones I do have a bunch of interactions and comments of at least four sentences are required on each interaction. Using only four sentences, you can hit the bases on all required points. Are you writing longer than necessary narratives? Always write the shortest possible narrative that will cover all required points. This is to your advantage as well as to the editor's advantage.

Other than those four sentence comments, the report is primarily checking off boxes. I'm trying to figure out what's taking so long here. Are you having a problem reading your own notes? If you're using an ad flyer as they suggest and writing down notes all over it, that could be the problem.

I use a 5 x 8 index card lined off into a grid and folded in half. On one side I have blocks for all the departments and other items I'm supposed to cover. On the back side I can write random notes. Each block in the grid has a label and inside that block I note the information I have to have. When all the blocks except the last two are full, I'm ready to check out. After I check out, I fill out the last two blocks. You need a block for every required interaction as well as a block for each other set of information you need to get.

The Albertson's shop does require a great deal of information but it's all simple to understand and capture. I agree with Vlade that we usually get faster after two or three reports and that's what makes me think your notes are the problem. If you can give us more information about what's slowing you down, maybe we can be more helpful.

The first one I did said my grammar wasn't correct to send to customer so I wouldn't get paid! Can you give me a sample of what you out down for like bakery

For the bakery, I usually ask how much notice they need to make special order Birthday Cakes. I don't remember how I word the narrative.

Ok thanks. That's what I ask too!