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Bad Customer Surveys are Ubiquitous. I also explored how Alaska Airlines is pestering its customers with surveys that extend to 94 (!) They would put a kibosh on leading questions and never bug customers with irrelevant or rote inquiries. The Alaska Airlines survey mentioned earlier failed miserably with logic gating.
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