samtresler

It is an American conceit (perhaps not uniquely American) that any citizen is equally qualified to evaluate an expert's qualifications.

It is patently false, but ask anyone here what they think about particle wave physics and they may not know exactly but have a friend who told them this one thing once.

Uh.... so, you're saying the system totally allowed sales people to rank reviews, but their ethics and fear of firing was the thing that kept them from doing it?

Simple question. As a sales associate, were you capable of manipulating reviews in the system?

How do you personally cope with (what I feel is) an overtly racist industry? Have you had a lot of personal experience with that? Could you share a horror story?

After re-re-re-reading I guess I did misunderstand. Could have sworn the first sentence in your second paragraph was about people offering to pay your friend to alter reviews.

Regardless, I am still curious about the answer to my question. Were associates capable of altering reviews in the system or were there significant permission walls preventing that?