28 Mar 2011, 12:12 pm
Don't know if anyone else here is having to fill this in, but the questions are really frustrating me now and I feel a need to rant.
The tickbox style of the form just doesn't give enough information for me to accurately decide which box I should be in, for example:
"Question 13 How is your health in general?" Options are Very Good, Good, Fair, Bad, Very Bad.
Now last I checked I'm not dying of anything, nor am I in a situation where I am spending a lot of time in/out of hospitals and doctors, therefore I eliminate the last two options. I do however have several health conditions (Aspergers obviously being one of them) so I eliminate the first option. Do I consider my health to be "Good" or just "Fair"? What are their definitions for these terms?
Another one is "Question 25 Which of these qualifications do you have?" <insert long list of options here>.
Some of my qualifications don't seem to fit into any of their tickboxes.
I know it's just a form, but it really annoys me when I'm asked to do something like this and then I don't like the way it's set out. Anyone else similar?
<End mini-rant here and return to whatever you were doing before> 
28 Mar 2011, 12:37 pm
28 Mar 2011, 1:37 pm
The tickbox style of the form just doesn't give enough information for me to accurately decide which box I should be in, for example:
"Question 13 How is your health in general?" Options are Very Good, Good, Fair, Bad, Very Bad.
Now last I checked I'm not dying of anything, nor am I in a situation where I am spending a lot of time in/out of hospitals and doctors, therefore I eliminate the last two options. I do however have several health conditions (Aspergers obviously being one of them) so I eliminate the first option. Do I consider my health to be "Good" or just "Fair"? What are their definitions for these terms?
Whichever, probably makes no odds. It's a subjective thing.
Some of my qualifications don't seem to fit into any of their tickboxes.
Don't mention them then. Easy!
I don't know about you, but I like making boring things easier and quicker.
<End mini-rant here and return to whatever you were doing before>
*Moog returns to whatever he was doing.*
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28 Mar 2011, 3:12 pm
28 Mar 2011, 5:27 pm
i think the staff in my supported accommodation filled mine in, without asking or consulting me 
but then i would have just ignored it as i had done when living alone.
& if it's ever followed up because it's incorrect, it's their fault.. like the government will do anything differently either way.
28 Mar 2011, 5:39 pm
You live in supported accomodation and the w*kers filled it in for you? How dare they! do they think their paid for this or something 
28 Mar 2011, 5:49 pm
