The forum discussion centers around feedback regarding the National Conference 2007 organized by The Pampered Chef®, specifically focusing on the survey conducted by Decipher. Attendees expressed concerns about not receiving surveys, the quality of food at various banquets, and the overall organization of events. Many participants shared their experiences, highlighting both positive and negative aspects, such as the lack of feedback opportunities for certain speakers and the need for better meal options. The conversation underscores the importance of attendee feedback for future improvements.
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The one thing I would change (don't you like how they empasize ONE?) was the banquet. It was too long and too much listening. I wanted more networking and more involvement. I can't pay attention that much when I'm tired. I appreciated that the food was served right away. 7:30 is late for dinner, especially because it's 8:30 where I'm from. I didn't have time to get to know anyone at my table let alone in the rest of the room. It would have been more fun to at least sit with someone I already know if I wasn't going to have a chance to get to know other people. I didn't have too many complaints. I just didn't care for the breakfast choices. At least offer me oatmeal and ripe fruit. My workshops and the sessions were all good IMO.
JAE said:I just finished my survey. I love giving my opinion
