Some years ago I declined an iPod offered me for answering survey questions, since accepting it was against organization policy.
At a recent AWS Summit, I picked up a pair of socks from a company with a name that was homonym of an acquaintance's, and a rubber sumo from Sumo Logic. Both got my email address. These strike me as being under the threshold of concern.
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Some years ago I declined an iPod offered me for answering survey questions, since accepting it was against organization policy.
At a recent AWS Summit, I picked up a pair of socks from a company with a name that was homonym of an acquaintance's, and a rubber sumo from Sumo Logic. Both got my email address. These strike me as being under the threshold of concern.
As in you took the survey but declined the iPod or you didn't take the survey because they offered an iPod?