FAQs
What is the role of a luxury brand evaluator?
The role of a luxury brand evaluator involves discreetly assessing customer experiences with luxury brands and providing feedback to help refine their services. This may include visiting boutiques, purchasing online, or returning products.
How flexible are the assignments?
The assignments are very flexible; each in-store visit takes approximately 20 minutes, allowing you to complete multiple assignments as per your schedule.
What types of brands will I be evaluating?
You will evaluate a variety of luxury brands across different sectors, including fashion (e.g., Louis Vuitton, Prada), jewelry (e.g., Tiffany & Co., De Beers), beauty (e.g., Guerlain, L'Oréal), and automotive (e.g., Bentley, Maserati).
Is there a certification process to start evaluating?
Yes, you need to register, complete your profile, and pass a General Certification to access missions.
What type of compensation can I expect for my evaluations?
Compensation varies based on mission complexity for non-purchase evaluations, and you may also receive reimbursement for approved purchases made during purchase-based evaluations.
Are there specific requirements to apply for this position?
Yes, applicants must be at least 18 years old (21 in the United States), be current customers of premium and luxury brands, not be under contract with any retail brands, and be punctual, organized, and detail-oriented.
Do I need prior experience to apply?
No prior experience is required; the focus is on valuing honest feedback from genuine customers.
How do I start evaluating once I am part of the CXG community?
After registering and getting certified, you can explore and apply for missions with brands of interest and begin evaluating customer experiences.
Can I select the assignments I want to take on?
Yes, you can choose assignments that align with your personal preferences and profile.
How do I manage my missions and feedback?
You can use the CXG Live mobile platform, which allows for seamless management of missions, certifications, and feedback.

