Questions and Answers about Kantar

Diversify or die! Field interviewing has had its day: expensive, inaccurate, time-consuming, and far better carried out online or by phone. Unfortunately, face-to-face, field interviewing, is Kantar's raison d'etre, and they've never been really good at it! Not the worst but definitely not the best, and questionnaires often of such poor quality that kids at school could do better. So poor that anything similar used for HND coursework would fail. Half the project managers got where they are through blagging it. You need to remember, very few organisations continue to rigorously check qualifications once you're in, other than the Civil Service. There are many people in top paid, professional jobs, who've lied about their qualifications to get where they are!

Zero hours

Hardly every!

Having still ongoing problem still trying to get wages, expenses, management not interested, get fobbed off.. AVOID

Difficult to conduct face to face interviews in current Covid 19 environment - model will probably change to on line or telephone interviews

Very disorganised

Relaxed, informative

Usually evening work til 5.15 to9am, or day work from 1.15 to 4.45

They are more flexible however they can be stressful or awkward

No only if you live outside of the city