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Insightrix's minimum wage job descriptionDoes a position with one of the most successful market research firms in Saskatchewan sound exciting? Insightrix is a leader in market research, focused on five areas of specialization: advertising, marketing, public opinion, graduate follow-ups, and customer satisfaction. Share our passion for innovation and commitment to service! Become a market research interviewer and be proud to be a part of Insightrix!Market Research Interviewers at Insightrix are responsible for conducting interviews with people throughout Canada and the United States on a variety of topics. There is no telemarketing involved. We are looking for individuals who have call center experience to work on special projects.Interviewers have the opportunity to talk with people from a variety of backgrounds and industries on a wide range of exciting topics. Our interviewers conduct outbound telephone based survey interviews for market research purposes using a state of art data collection tool, Confirmit. Our interviewers also communicate survey feedback, suggestions, and changes to Team Leaders and Project Managers for approval or clarification.

University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina.

I got a call from them today. She said she was calling on behalf of SaskEnergy. I called saskenergy n they told me it was a scamer looking for personal information.

There are TWO universities in Saskatchewan. The University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon and the University of Regina, in Regina.

Insightrix Research1 3223 Millar AveSaskatoon, SK S7K 5Y3Tel: (306) 657-5640Fax: (306) 384-5655

what the hell is up with this research company phoning me 2-3 times a day every day & also sundays Stop annoying people not interested so frig off.

there are two universities in Saskatchewan; the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, and the University of Regina, in Regina.

Have told them in the past to put this number on their do not call list. Now, a year later,they are at it again. Will be reporting them to the CRTC on the next call. They get paid to waste my time? Who thought this industry should exist other than the owners of these firms? They all need to go.

from Canada...

Was a surveying firm looking for comments on SAIT, and how relevant their programs are to employers.