I completely understand what you are saying about confidentiality..+1
But at the same time I kind of see this whole review thing a different way...
The way i see it...
Your name and personal information such as your job should NOT be involved in the review.
The only link to the person should be the Eccie handle..
That is not an invasion of privacy considering you made an eccie account I don't think it would make one bit of difference if there was a review saying
"Yes JohnDoe26 was clean, on time, friendly, and I have no complaints"
Not to mention I am also picturing it in the Powder Room where only VERIFIED eccie providers would be allowed to access this information...
Maybe there is just something I am not getting about the privacy thing.. I am 100% for discretion ALL THE WAY
But I don't see how the above example would be anymore of an invasion of privacy than you writing your own review on a provider..
If there is something I am missing please fill me in I love hearing everyones side and I think this is an interesting conversation, too!
I am just not understanding what the discretion problem would be with that.. Originally Posted by DestinyInKC
+1completely agree with you Gemma
I'm on the same page as you Destiny. Im very very private and in 8 years have had no complaints regarding discretion. I was a little taken back by the "I've marked so and so off my must see checklist due to them even thinking this was a good idea" comments.
And bottom line, if us ladies start doing this in our powder room today, none of you guys would even know. Screening is everything and my safety is worth taking extra measures to ensure. Originally Posted by Gemma34
...I am also picturing it in the Powder Room where only VERIFIED eccie providers would be allowed to access this information... Originally Posted by DestinyInKCAnd I think that, Destiny, is where we are all agreeing. I think most of us that are saying we don't want to see it are saying that it shouldn't be out in the "public eye". Certainly, if you want it as a part of your powder room accessibility, and it helps the other providers and, ultimately, the client in speedier approvals, etc., then it's a good thing. Guess it would be similar to receiving a P411 OK. If a client didn't meet the criteria of what you would expect from a good hobbyist (cleanliness, timeliness, etc), you wouldn't give them an OK on P411, either, right?
+1Well said Gemma
I'm on the same page as you Destiny. Im very very private and in 8 years have had no complaints regarding discretion. I was a little taken back by the "I've marked so and so off my must see checklist due to them even thinking this was a good idea" comments.
And bottom line, if us ladies start doing this in our powder room today, none of you guys would even know. Screening is everything and my safety is worth taking extra measures to ensure. Originally Posted by Gemma34
And I think that, Destiny, is where we are all agreeing. I think most of us that are saying we don't want to see it are saying that it shouldn't be out in the "public eye". Certainly, if you want it as a part of your powder room accessibility, and it helps the other providers and, ultimately, the client in speedier approvals, etc., then it's a good thing. Guess it would be similar to receiving a P411 OK. If a client didn't meet the criteria of what you would expect from a good hobbyist (cleanliness, timeliness, etc), you wouldn't give them an OK on P411, either, right? Originally Posted by Wizard of AhhhhsI agree about you saying it should NOT be out in the open. I do think that is a bad idea and this should ONLY happen if it is kept in the powder room.
I keep suggesting they review me, because I feel ashamed for reviewing them. Even though most of my reviews are "good", I've decided they are demeaning to the provider.
"Oh, look what I did to this girl!!" It's gross.
I'm not doing any other reviews because of that... if I even continue to see providers.
I don't know if it'd hurt your business or not, but I encourage client reviews. I think it would be hilarious. Originally Posted by clusterlizard