Results: Working in Retail

Working in Retail

Stores should have to hire enough staff to handle normal store functions with redundancy. One person is not enough.

--Agreed Upon Solutions

Tyranny of the Majority View

Up Party Disagree

Up Party Pass

Up Party Agree

Down Party Disagree

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The Tyranny of the Majority View finds minority voices in our responses and displays them as clusters. Size of each point relative to the number of votes. Coloring based on vote on comment Comment: The best retail job I had was one where I was redundant lol. Make jobs less pressure everywhere!

Map View

The Tyranny of the Majority View finds minority voices in our responses and displays them as clusters. Size of each point relative to the number of votes.

Coloring

Coloring based on vote on comment Comment: The best retail job I had was one where I was redundant lol. Make jobs less pressure everywhere!

Comment Sorting

Sort by balanced representation consensus score.

Opinion

Stores generally should be hiring more workers. It's insanely hard for anyone to get a job nowadays, there's not enough people on staff anywhere, get more people in!

--spring

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Undecided (44%-96%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

74% (5)

Raw

Undecided (54%-100%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

91% (5)

Up Party

Undecided (48%-99%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

87% (4)

Down Party

Undecided (16%-99%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

56% (1)

Comment

The best retail job I had was one where I was redundant lol. Make jobs less pressure everywhere!

--rainbow

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Raw

Undecided (38%-98%)

A:75% / P:25% / D:0%

75% (4)

Complaint

We need more checkout stands and less self-checkout

--albertj

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Undecided (31%-83%)

A:80% / P:0% / D:20%

67% (5)

Raw

Undecided (36%-96%)

A:80% / P:0% / D:20%

65% (5)

Up Party

Undecided (48%-99%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

87% (4)

Down Party

Undecided (1%-84%)

A:0% / P:0% / D:100%

56% (1)

Discussion

So if the Supreme Court is thinking that one state might not have the power to determine who will be president, how can one state determine a woman’s healthcare

--Susan49

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Raw

Undecided (9%-91%)

A:0% / P:100% / D:0%

48% (3)